become so popular that Gabriel now markets a computer version and a players' association publishes a quarterly magazine". Games magazine included Othello in their "Top 100 Games of 1982", noting that "Although the goal is to finish with the most pieces of your color up, the best strategy, paradoxically, is usually to limit your opponent's options by flipping over as few of his discs as possible during the first two-thirds of the game." Reviews Jeux & Stratégie #6 References External links "Othello (Reversi)", University of Waterloo, Elliott Avedon Museum & Archive of Games Brian Rose, Othello: A Minute to Learn... A Lifetime to Master, 2005. British Othello Federation Newsletters Emmanuel Lazard and Federation Francaise d'Othello, "Othello: The Rules of the Game", 1993. Pictures of the 19th century reversi boards Randy Fang, Othello: From Beginner to Master, 2003. Reversi – An Animated Guide Ted Landau, Othello: Brief & Basic, 1990. World Othello Federation World Othello Rating List Board games introduced in the 1880s Abstract strategy games PSPACE-complete problems Pressman Toy Corporation games Ravensburger games Discontinued Windows components Traditional board games Partially solved games