If this is all you and your friend have to argue about, get a life. There are much worse things going on in the world
Hahahahahahahaha i will vote against you now for calling me a nag.
No one vote on these. Either way you vote, you are making this person look right. There is no vote to make the other person look right, eother way the other person will look wrong. Wow you just have to win huh?
I acept your challenge! and after much studying of your question i came across this website
http://www.v-cubes.com/inventor.php
And after reading that page i have decided that the vcube IS NOT a rubic’s cube due to its structural integorratory that is needed to support the whole vcube’s body plus each side of the vcube has 25 squares while the normal rubic’s cube only has 9 squares on each side.
Dylan, you do not need to mke up a different name and post on this
Ya ok and either way on his voting thing, it makes him right. Thats not fair to that other person. Dylan, your a sleeze.
Most people use DIY cubes in competition, which barely have any friction at all so I wouldn’t be complaining about speed. Vcubes are mostly for 7×7 and higher, as lock ups become very common. Both cubes are one and the same, just different styles.
Anonymous wrote:
If this is all you and your friend have to argue about, get a life. There are much worse things going on in the world.
And this is seconded.
Mr P has got a very good point just tell your freind that they are indeed bouth cubes and work in the same way
Anon is right though. If you focus on the voting and what he says above, the voting will show that Dylan would be correct either way.
And also yes, there are better things to argue about, I third that AND
Yes, theya re cubes that do the same thing.
The question (if you actually read it) askes if the Vcube is a rubic’s cube. The votes are yes or no. Its not a “no, no” situation.
BTW my mistake its actually a cube4u cube.
Okay, take this into account: a Rubics cube cannot go as fast as a cube4u cube, its structually different (though moves about in the same fasion) which means it doesn’t match the patent made by Mr Rubic himself, AND it’s not licenced by Rubic.
Ugh how is a Rubic’s Cube going to help people on here? It will just cause a fight and you know it because people have different opinions. Unsubscribing
Anonymous wrote:
Dylan, you do not need to mke up a different name and post on this
You think thats me? Dude, whats the point of posting to yourself. :)
The Vcube is made by a completly differnt company so therfore it will not be licenced by Rubic.
Take a Vcube, DIY cube, or Rubik’s cube up to a person on the street and ask them what it is. Take one good guess at what that person will say. Saying any of them are different is like saying that a purebred yorkie named Bill and a purebred yorkie named John are two different types of dogs. “Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken.” Being that Rubik’s cube is also defined, yes, defined, as “a puzzle in the form of a plastic cube covered with multicolored squares, which the player attempts to twist and turn so that all the squares on each face are of the same color,” meaning that while these cubes are not Rubik’s brand, they are nonetheless Rubik’s cube puzzles.
Well, we need more people to vote to be sure then aren’t we?
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