The K-Ball is just really a spherical version of a 2x2x2(which would be spelled '2x2' in the cubing forums/community), which really isn't that impressive. The 2x2 is also more challenging than people think it is, and I hate it when people think that it'd be the easiest thing in the world to be able to solve it in a decent time, which it really isn't. The K-Ball is also worse than a normal 2x2 as it takes much, much more effort to turn a side on the K-Ball than it does with the 2x2. This is because the K-Ball has round sides, whereas the 2x2 has squares as its sides; the squares are much easier to just touch with your index finger, and either push or pull it, whereas with the K-Ball you have to do this weird and awkward movement that arbitrarily requires the usage of your entire hand.Mario4Ever said:It's called a K-Ball. It's kind of like a Rubik's Cube. The 8 you see indicates that it is divided into 8 segments. You can't do anything with individual segments, but you're able to turn four segments at a time, either horizontally or vertically (e.g. one of the hemispheres).
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I can solve the 3x3 in about ~30 seconds, and I think that I suck; I have been able to constantly solve it in ~25 seconds. I can also solve 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 7x7 and pretty much any nxn cube ever. I can also solve a Megaminx(use Google, people!), and any larger dimensions of that puzzle, too. I have been able to solve the Square-1 before, but I forgot a parity algorithm for it, which sucks. I have also been able to solve any 3xnxn cube ever, but I seem to have forgotten the algorithms which I made up for them.
You are probably confused as fuck now. 'Algorithms?', 'Parity?', 'Square-1?', 'Megaminx?'. If you bother me enough about it I might explain for you all.