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Major Revision of Peg Pals Pro – Now a Universal App

by editor on December 14, 2011 in Press Release with Comments Off

Columbia, South Carolina – Created by a retired research mathematics professor, the app Peg Pals Pro is the only puzzle of its kind on the App Store. The current version has been featured in Apple’s “What’s Hot in Board Games,” and “What’s Hot in Educational Games.”

Version 2.0 of Peg Pals Pro is a major revision and is universal – supporting the iPad as well as the iPhone. Also many of the graphics for the iPhone version were improved to make better use of the retina display.

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Peg Pals Pro – Free for Tuesday November 1, 2011

by editor on November 1, 2011 in Press Release with Comments Off

Columbia, South Carolina – Created by retired research mathematics professor, David Sumner, the app Peg Pals Pro is the only puzzle of its kind on the App Store. Its predecessor Peg Pals appeared on Apple’s “What’s Hot in Board Games,” and “What’s Hot in Puzzles.”

A puzzle consists of the classic triangular board with 15 peg locations (such as those commonly seen in the Cracker Barrel restaurant). The object is to reduce the puzzle to a single peg by successively jumping a peg over an adjacent peg and into an empty location. Puzzles can vary in difficulty from requiring about 30 seconds to solve, to much more complex.

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Peg Pals Pro – Peg Solitaire Puzzles Deluxe

by editor on October 6, 2011 in Press Release with Comments Off

Columbia, South Carolina – Created by a retired research mathematics professor, the app Peg Pals Pro is the only puzzle of its kind on the App Store. Its predecessor Peg Pals appeared on Apple’s “What’s Hot in Board Games,” and “What’s Hot in Puzzles.”

A puzzle consists of the classic triangle board with 15 peg locations (such as those commonly seen in the Cracker Barrel restaurant). The object is to reduce the puzzle to a single peg by successively jumping a peg over an adjacent peg and into an empty location. Puzzles can vary in difficulty from requiring about 30 seconds to solve, to much more complex.

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