New York Times one half
by Candace Savino 
{ May 6th 2008 at 1:30PM }
With the release of Crosswords DS this week, will a $10 price cut compel you to buy New York Times Crosswords instead? Amazon's "Deal of the Day" happens to be everyone's favorite alf-loving crossword game (again). While $10 for any game is hard to resist, keep in mind that puzzles from the New York Times are tough -- make sure you have the mental fortitude before picking this one up. You might also want to note, though, that Mother's Day will be here soon, and this might make a nice, cheap gift for DS-owning moms.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
foosnark @ May 6th 2008 2:30PM
To expand on that: it's difficult not in that the words are particularly obscure, but that the clues are. You basically need to know the names of everyone who has ever partipicated in sports or any of the arts in the last couple of centuries. :P
natureboy46 @ May 6th 2008 3:41PM
If people stick to the Monday crosswords they should be fine. By the time you get through all of them (around 150 or so) then they'll be ready for Tuesdays.
This also has great local (single cart) multi-play. You can compete to finish the same crossword or work together. My wife and I play quite often.
Well worth $10.
kaoleidescope @ May 6th 2008 10:14PM
Highly recommended. Worth it at double the price.
This game kicks Crosswords DS's ass all over the place. In this game, you can get a hint on a letter. Crosswords DS, they give you the entire word (at least this was the case the one time I tested it out), which takes the challenge level down.
As stated by natureboy46, stick to the Monday crosswords and you should be fine. Then you can progress to Tuesday and so on.