These small devices are 1.7 inch induction blocks with touch screen, but the most special thing is that they can communicate with each other through contact, and 12 blocks can be put together to form a game.

Sifteo Cubes, like the previous products, can play different games through mutual induction between each square. Each block is integrated with 32-bit processor, 128 × 128 pixel all-purpose display, 3-axis motion sensing device, 2.4GHz wireless signal transceiver, non-contact sensing chip and other components. With the cooperation of these high-tech components, each unit has the ability to communicate and interact with each other and with computers. After connecting to the computer for communication, users can purchase and download special games through the computer, and then load them into the box. During the game, the computer can be used as a routing device and game referee to help players have different game experiences.

At CES 2011, Sifteo presented Sifteo Cubes, a new game tool designed and produced by itself. Each small square brick is equivalent to a mahjong card, but the content displayed on the card surface is displayed through the LCD screen. In this way, this set of electronic mahjong cards can not only be used to play mahjong, but also can play chess, military flags and so on after changing the screen.

Sifteo also announced its cooperation with Nickelodeon in licensing games, including games adapted from the latest version of the game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Richard Garfield, the producer of the famous card collection game Magic: The Gathering, is also working hard for the development of the next generation of diamonds.

The new Sifteo Cubes box package includes three kinds of devices, Sifteo blocks, five AAA batteries, a USB cable, a portable box, four built-in games and Sandwich Kingdom, which is similar to the Legend of Zelda type adventure games. The full set of equipment will be priced at $129.95, and the additional blocks will be $29.95 each.

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