Children's Day is coming!
As a worldwide kids game, do you still remember TIC TAC TOE? Did you play it ever? Put up your answer, your location here! What is the game name do you say?
Reference: 4T game, Top Tic Tac Toe, http://itunes.apple.com/app/top-tic-tac-toe/id525348387?mt=8
Oh yes, I did play this game a lot in classroom, especially during those boring lessons of Ancient Greek. I still play it in the uni! :p
In Greece this game is called "triliza" (τρίλιζα).
Happy Children's day!!!
remember?
i still play it with someone whenever we have to decide who gets something or not?
Last cookie in the box? Tic Tac Toe for it!
oh wait u mean the game with X and O?
Well that game is flawed.
you cant loose when u begin. u cant win when your second. its not realy hard to figure that out..
i somehow thought u mean rock paper scissors
@mojo, Yeah I think Tic Tac Toe is the American name for it :P I just used to call it O's and X's :D
Australian, we always called it Naughts and Crosses.
In Dutch it's officially called "boter, kaas en eieren", meaning "butter, cheese and eggs". :D
But we just call it OXO :P
in germany we also call it tic tac toe, but as said, its not even a game.
Its something that gets u nowhere.
If u have two players who played that game more then 5 times its always gonna be a tie.
utterly pointless.
Another game that is very popular in my country, is the one where you try to fill each category of things, like name, animal, flower etc with a random given word each time, and the 1st who completes the sheet wins.
In England it's noughts and crosses. Stopped playing it with people when we worked out how to win every time if you go first. Provided me with a lot of fun in the past though.
@mojo
Thats not true :)
In Germany we call it "Drei gewinnt" what means "three wins" in English.
well, not where i live.
we call it tic tac toe.
dont u think of "vier gewinnt"?
In France it's called "Le Morpion", which is kind of weird...
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