Walmart has the
Rubik's Cube 3x3 Special Retro 50th Anniversary Edition on sale for
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Product Info:- Go retro with a Rubik's Cube that looks and feels like it's a toy from the past, complete with classic boxy edges, slower turning, stickers, gold side, and special anniversary logo, presented in a retro plastic display case
- A combination of math, art and science, the iconic Rubik's Cube challenges minds and problem-solving skills. The classic 3x3 is one of the world's best-known puzzles since 1980
- The Rubik's Cube features six different colored sides of nine squares each. Once the faces are jumbled, twist, turn, and rotate until each of the six faces has only one color
- This original cube has 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations, but only one solution. Do you have what it takes to solve the world's favorite puzzle?
- Ages 3+
Top Comments
It is horrible as a cube (speed wise) but they nailed the nostalgia.
I own an 80s Rubik and this moves and looks (except for the gold color) exactly the same.
If you are a collector, $5 is a steal.
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It is horrible as a cube (speed wise) but they nailed the nostalgia.
I own an 80s Rubik and this moves and looks (except for the gold color) exactly the same.
If you are a collector, $5 is a steal.
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Color me impressed.
Color me impressed.
Just few algorithms used in the beginner method which is mainly just right hand/sexy move and left hand.
Read that CFOP is like 78 or 119 algorithms and that's the stuff I'm not going to bother with haha. I'm fine being a slow poke compared to that.
Color me impressed.
I don't mean to toot my own horn but.. I can solve the Boob Cube which is a staggering 1x1x2 cube.. I can actually solve in 2 seconds.