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A more difficult version is played in three dimensions, usually with three grids laid side by side.
 
A more difficult version is played in three dimensions, usually with three grids laid side by side.
  
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The game is also known as 'noughts and crosses', particularly in the [[UK]], but the established and correct name is "Tic Tac Toe."
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The game is also known as 'noughts and crosses', particularly in the [[UK]].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:31, September 2, 2011

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Tic Tac Toe is game played on a three by three grid by two players. One player begins by marking either an O or an X in any space on the grid. The second player then must place the other mark upon a different grid coordinate. Play alternates until one player has achieved creating a row of three. The advantage indelibly goes to the player who goes first.

A more difficult version is played in three dimensions, usually with three grids laid side by side.

The game is also known as 'noughts and crosses', particularly in the UK.