There's really nothing else out there quite like Sifteo Cubes. The company characterizes the product as a cross between a toy and video games, but it is a refreshing breeze in the world of either, one that should pick up velocity as more third-party games hit the system by this holiday season.
Read the full review →Ars Technica says:
As a standard set, the Sifteo cubes definitely have something unique to offer beyond static toys like blocks, or games that take place entirely on a screen, and they're a cool application of NFC. However, the price remains high at $149 for a set of three, especially given the technical limitations of a required companion computer and their short battery life. quote
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In the end, the Sifteo Cubes certainly present an awesome new way to play electronically, and their creation is a product of really innovative thinking.
Read the full review →For the moment, Sifteo cubes are fascinating, innovative and different. They may find a niche as educational tools. If the company can find a way to make the prices lower, the cubes more self-sufficient and the game catalog more varied, that will be a happy niche indeed.
Read the full review →The Sifteo cubes definitely have something unique to offer ... However, the price remains high at $149 for a set of three, especially given the technical limitations of a required companion computer and their short battery life.
Read the full review →Even their biggest fans will find the fact that they need to be within range of a computer to be a significant limitation. But they're genuinely new and well done, and they have great potential. Countless toys have claimed to be the future of play; Cubes could actually deliver on that promise.
Read the full review →Sifteo's product makes you engage with video games in an exciting and unique way, and if you're looking for something fun to give to that gadget-obsessed kid or adult in your life, then these might be the perfect match.
Read the full review →To succeed, Sifteo will need more games, good games at that, and perhaps a lower price.
Read the full review →Sifteo cubes V1 - Good in theory, but their inability to work without a computer was annoying. Also the API was too raw to encourage development. Because there weren't any text classes, no mobile (ipad/tablet!) support, no true app monetization plans, v1 became cumbersome to develop for. Could've...
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