5:4-3:4, 3:4-1:4, 1:5-1:3] Board variants Peg solitaire has been played on other size boards, although the two given above are the most popular. It has also been played on a triangular board, with jumps allowed in all 3 directions. As long as the variant has the proper "parity" and is large enough, it will probably be solvable. A common triangular variant has five pegs on a side. A solution where the final peg arrives at the initial empty hole is not possible for a hole in one of the three central positions. An empty corner-hole setup can be solved in ten moves, and an empty midside-hole setup in nine (Bell 2008): Video game On June 26, 1992, a video game based on peg solitaire was released for the Game Boy. Titled simply Solitaire, the game was developed by Hect. In North America, DTMC released the game as Lazlos' Leap. In popular culture Cracker Barrel features the game at every table at their locations. The board featured is triangular with 15 total holes. References Further reading . 206 (6): 156–166, June 1962; 214 (2): 112–113, Feb. 1966; 214 (5): 127, May 1966. External links Play Multiple Versions of Peg Solitaire including English, European, Triangular, Hexagonal, Propeller, Minimum, 4Holes, 5Holes, Easy Pinwheel, Banzai7, Megaphone, Owl, Star and Arrow at pegsolitaire.org Mechanical puzzles Single-player games Solitaire tabletop games