Theta is the eighth letter of the Greek alphabet and looks like a gear. The kind that connects to other gears and spins to transfer rotational exertion. That's pretty much the basic theme of the Nintendo DS Theta game which collects two puzzlers as follows: » Kaiten Puzzle: Rotate a gear to transfer two spheres located in each gear to another gear. The stylus is used in a circular motion to rotate the gears. It's a simple idea but the proper execution requires thought.
» Aquarium Puzzle: Colored bubbles waft lazily in the lower screen. The stylus is used to swish the bubbles in and out of three circles located on the touch screen. The goal is to arrange the bubbles inside the circles to match the patterns shown on three circles located on the top screen.
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