Vol. 6: ILLUST LOGIC, released November 16, 2006 in Japan[3]
Vol. 7: CROSSWORD 2, released November 16, 2006 in Japan[3]
Vol. 8: NANKURO (ナンクロ, Nankuro; short for "Number Crossword"), released December 14, 2006 in Japan[4]
Vol. 9: SUDOKU 2 Deluxe, released December 21, 2006 in Japan[5]
Vol. 10: HITORI, released March 8, 2007 in Japan[6]
Vol. 11: NURIKABE, released March 8, 2007 in Japan[6]
Vol. 12: AKARI, released March 8, 2007 in Japan[6]
Vol. 13: KANJI PUZZLE, released March 29, 2007 in Japan[7]
On October 5, 2007, Hudson began to phase out the Puzzle Series brand, announcing a new puzzle series for the Nintendo DS. The titles are:
Illustlogic DS + Colorful Logic (イラストロジックDS+からふるロジック), released October 25 in Japan.[8]
Crossword DS + Sekai 1-Shuu Cross (クロスワードDS+世界1周クロス), released on October 25 in Japan.[8]
Jigsawpuzzle DS: DS de Meguru Sekai Isan no Tabi (ジグソーパズルDS - DSで巡る世界遺産の旅), released March 6, 2008 in Japan
Sudoku DS: Nikoli no Sudoku Ketteiban (数独DS ニコリのSUDOKU 決定版), released May 29, 2008 in Japan,[9]
DSiWare games
In 2009, Hudson began releasing DSiWare adaptations of some of its puzzle games:
Sudoku 50! (Sudoku Student in America), adapted from Sudoku DS: Nikoli no Sudoku Ketteiban, released March 18, 2009 in Japan,[10] June 26, 2009 in Europe[11]
Sudoku 150! (Sudoku Master in America), adapted from Sudoku DS: Nikoli no Sudoku Ketteiban, released March 18, 2009 in Japan,[10] June 29, 2009 in America[12]
Illustlogic, adapted from Illustlogic DS + Colorful Logic, released April 15, 2009 in Japan[10]
Illustlogic + Nihon no Mukashi Banashi (イラストロジック+日本の昔話), adapted from Illustlogic DS + Colorful Logic, released September 30, 2009 in Japan[10]
Sudoku Sensei, adapted from Sudoku DS: Nikoli no Sudoku Ketteiban, released May 29, 2008 in Japan,[13]
Wii PUZZLE Series
Games in the Wii PUZZLE Series are:
Vol. 1: SUDOKU, released March 21, 2007 in Japan.[14] The game features a control scheme in which players use the Wii Remote to point and select a number and insert it into the space.
Vol. 2: Illustlogic + Colorful Logic (イラストロジック+からふるロジック), released July 10, 2008 in Japan.[15]
A Crossword game, presumed to be branded as a Puzzle Series game,[citation needed] was announced by Hudson at the Japanese Wii Preview event on September 14, 2006 with a projected release in March 2007,[16] but was never released.
Jigsawpuzzle
"Jigsawpuzzle" redirects here. For physical jigsaw puzzles, see Jigsaw puzzle.
Puzzle Series features a Jigsawpuzzle sub-brand, which includes:
Jigsawpuzzle: Weekly Puppies Calendar Collection (ジグソーパズルこいぬめくり編, Jigsawpuzzle: Koinu Mekuri Hen) and Jigsawpuzzle: Weekly Kits Calendar Collection (ジグソーパズルこねこめくり編, Jigsawpuzzle: Koneko Mekuri Hen)for the Nintendo DS (both released August 3, 2006 in Japan),[17] based on the Mekuri calendar brand by Japanese company Comin.[18]
Jigsawpuzzle: Oden-kun (ジグソーパズル おでんくん) (released October 26, 2006 in Japan[19]) and Jigsawpuzzle: Oden-kun 2 (ジグソーパズル おでんくん) (released March 29, 2007 in Japan[20]) for the Nintendo DS based on the picture book franchise The Adventure of Oden-kun by author/illustrator Lily Franky.
Jigsawpuzzle: Kyo no Wanko (ジグソーパズル きょうのわんこ; "Dog of the Day") for the Wii, based on the "Kyo no Wanko" segment on the Japanese morning showMezamashi TV. The game was released in Japan on July 26, 2007.[21] For 1-4 players.
Hudson stopped using Jigsawpuzzle branding for jigsaw puzzle games with the announcement of Jigsawpuzzle DS: DS de Meguru Sekai Isan no Tabi as part of a new puzzle series in October 2007.[8]
3DS game
In 2011, Hudson released its final puzzle game, a Nintendo 3DS game collection of four Nikoli puzzles: Sudoku, Shikaku, Hashiwokakero and Light Up. It was released in Japan on June 2 as Sudoku to 3-Tsu no Puzzle: Nikoli no Puzzle Variety (数独と3つのパズル~ニコリのパズルバラエティ~; Sudoku and 3 Puzzles: Nikoli Puzzle Variety);[22] in Europe on June 9 as Sudoku – The Puzzle Game Collection;[23] and in America as Nikoli's Pencil Puzzle on October 25.[24][25]
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