| Display title | NIM |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | NIM (German) is an adaptation of the classic mathematical game of strategy NIM for the Nintendo DS. There are several variants, often played with seeds, beads, chips since the nineteenth century. The game is sometimes played using matches, it is known in China under the name Fan Tan and Africa under the name Tiouk Tiouk. |
