Binary Arts Corporation

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Ferdinand Lammertink

A puzzle game and method of playing provides for sequentially ordering a plurality of tiles that are originally oriented in a random pattern, and where a rotational element is included to increase the challenge. The game includes a frame with a central horizontal shaft defining a plurality of slide rows. A plurality of tiles are slideable along the horizontal axis within each of the plurality of slide rows, each of the plurality of tiles having a design on a front facing portion of the tile and an inverted form of the design on a rear facing portion of the tile. A sub-frame is rotatably mounted in the frame for rotating about the shaft. When the player rotates the sub-frame by one-hundred eighty degrees during game play, the plurality of slide rows containing a sub-set of the plurality of tiles are oriented such that the rear facing portions of the sub-set of the plurality of tiles are viewable from the front facing portion of the frame, and the plurality of slide rows are inverted as viewed along the vertical axis. Using the puzzle game, a player slides the tiles in each row left or right along the horizontal axis. The player selectively rotates the sub-frame to orient the slide rows and corresponding tiles in a different position as viewed along the vertical axis. The sliding and rotating steps are repeated until the designs on the tiles are positioned in a logical or sequential pattern.

Puzzle game incorporating a rotational element and methods of playing thereof

A manipulable self-contained game puzzle with a base, multiple slider members mounted on the base through a switch and movable coded transfer members transferably mounted on the slider members for selective movement of the coded transfer members relative to the slider members and the base so as to permit manipulation of the individual coded transfer members into a selected pattern.

Intersecting manipulable puzzle

A manipulable, two-sided, self-contained game puzzle with sequentially movable color-coded transfer members for selective movement between color-coded, collared apertures in a first rotatable member to color-coded, collared apertures of a second rotatable member where the first and second rotatable members are rotatably connected so that each of the collared apertures of one member can be brought into communication with each of the collared members of the second planar member during rotation thereof.

Rotatable manipulable puzzle

An amusement device includes an endless track containing a plurality of indicia bearing tokens independently movable in the track and filling the track. A first portion of the track is part of a turntable which permits the first portion to be rotated relative to the remainder of the track such that the order of the tokens in the first portion is reversed. The first portion of the track has a length relative to the sizes of the tokens such that at least two of the tokens are positioned in the first portion at any time.

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Hengelo, Netherlands

Ferdinand Lammertink