Publishers post hints and answers for Sunday’s New York Times puzzle games
Several outlets published solution guides for the New York Times’ daily word and logic games on Sunday, Aug. 9.
Web publishers including Forbes, CNET and TechRadar posted guides on Sunday for New York Times puzzle players seeking help with the day’s games. The pieces covered the Pips and Connections challenges dated Aug. 9.
Forbes said its Pips guide was meant to help readers match dominoes to the correct tiles in the puzzle. CNET and TechRadar each published hints and answers for Connections, identifying the game as No. 1155.
The articles were published late on Aug. 8 and early on Aug. 9, reflecting the time zone differences used by the outlets. All three were framed as solution aids for players trying to finish the daily puzzles.
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