Review on Unveiling the Ultimate Puzzle Experience: Picross 3D for Nintendo DS by Matthew Thorndike

The addiction still holds me tight. I had almost finished the game (I had three stars for over 350 puzzles) when my NintendoDS fell off my knees in my sleep and was left on the plane. My husband immediately called the airline flying back to Minneapolis but they said they never found him. It was a very special game for me. I was alone at the Mayo Clinic most of the time and this game got me through every test, shoot and pull imaginable. I was devastated, not only for losing the game, but also because I was looking forward to playing it again when I finished Picross. It's an old game so my husband originally bought it used but I found it at Revain and grabbed it. I've searched the internet to see if there are other similar games, but so far I've only found the one-dimensional version, which is fine. I enjoy playing this game whenever I can, I enjoy it just as much as I did the first time, and it's one of the best things I've ever had. If I had a time capsule I would put it in with a DS system for future generations to see how a simple game can last forever.