Sifteo Cubes Intelligent Play system goes portable
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Up to 12 blocks can now be played simultaneously
Illustration of the different moves possible using the Sifteo Cubes system
More cubes (now up to 12 at the same time) means the chance to unlock new levels and be challenged by more complex puzzles
The Sifteo Cubes Intelligent Play system has been updated so that up to 12 blocks can be used at any one time (instead of 6 previously) and now includes a new Sifteo Base that adds portability to gameplay
Sifteo has partnered with Nickelodeon to develop four new exclusive games for the system, the first of which will be Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ninja Slide
A next generation Sifto Cubes system consists of three blocks, a new Sifteo Base, some batteries, a mini USB cable and a soft case
The addition of the compact Sifteo Base eliminates the need for a nearby computer during gameplay by storing games on the unit and wirelessly communicating with the Cubes
About this time last year we announced the release of Sifteo Cubes Intelligent Play - a system where age-old building blocks are given a thoroughly modern reworking, with cubes sporting a touch-sensitive color LCD display, onboard sensing technology, an embedded computer and games and puzzles sent wirelessly from a nearby PC or laptop. Now the educational gameplay system has been treated to an update. The addition of a new Sifteo Base to the system allows players of the next generation system to venture beyond the radio range of the previous version. The maximum number of cubes available for gameplay has also been doubled for more complex puzzles, to unlock new levels or just to get more family members involved in the action.
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