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The New York Times Crosswords

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Product Features

  • Write in your own answers on the Touch Screen or use the Touch Screen keyboard to enter
  • Complete more than 1,000 puzzles across Puzzle Me Quick!, Puzzle Week, or Crosswords
  • Compete against up to three friends in a wireless multiplayer VS match or work together to fill in
  • Experience multiple visual themes as you complete puzzles
  • Take advantage of special functions including Hint (fills in a letter of a word you can’t figure out)

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Item Description

Exercise your brain with The New York Times Crosswords for your Nintendo DS! Challenge yourself with more than 1,000 actual New York Times crossword puzzles that let you write in the answer with the stylus just as you would write in the newspaper. Play a quick, random puzzle; finish daily puzzles to complete a full week or take on the Crosswords Challenge with time and difficulty option settings.

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(4) · Jul 12, 2007
Difficult for me...
I bought it for study English(I\'m Japanese).
But I cannot answer yet.
It\'s difficult for me,but interesting in thinking time.
I wish I answer as soon as possible.

Thanks for good game!

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