Re:“1024,” “2048″ And Other Copies Of Popular Paid Game “Thr...
by jmduke on Monday March 24, 2014 @08:27PM
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You're right, of course -- though the 1&2 vs. 2&4 is still a mechanical difference due to the random distribution of the new tiles. In Threes, you can be faced with a long string of 1s without seeing any 2s (and vice-versa); such a problem doesn't exist in 2048, since you can match the tiles with themselves.
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