2010 is the 30th anniversary since Ideal Toys introduced the Rubik's Cube to the Western world at the toy fairs of London, Paris, Nuremberg and New York.

In homage to the original Rubik's Cube prototype, hand-crafted out of wood by Erno Rubik himself, we now have the Rubik's 30th Anniversary Wood Edition. If you want one, buy it now. This is a limited edition.

On the Sphere XYZ, the blue and black halves twist with respect to each other (on the Y axis), and the green and pink tiles slide around the outside of the puzzle on two circular tracks (on the X and Z axes).

Buy one here.

See more pictures and read more details here.

Developed in close co-operation with master puzzle inventor Oskar van Deventer, the Brainstring Advanced adds a fourth set of strings to an already complicated puzzle. Built on a truncated octahedron body, this version is not only more complicated, it is also a lot more colourful.

Buy one here.

See more pictures and read more details here.

Ask and ye shall receive. Sometimes anyway. I do my best!

After a two month journey from Poland to Twisty Puzzles Head Quarters, I am pleased to offer the Ball.B in the shop. It is similar in movement and complexity to a spherical Megaminx, and currently comes in three different styles: Grey Dots, Orange Dots and Flags.

Don't miss out on this one.

The Rubik's 360 is the latest offering by the classic puzzle brand, but is it a Twisty Puzzle?

Read some of the dialogue on the topic here and here.

Get more details and see more pictures of the Rubik's 360 here.

Buy the Rubik's 360 and find out for yourself.