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Thursday, 29 May 2025
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mechanical contrivance said @ 6:37pm GMT on 29th May
I supposed this would be good for people who can't move their fingers quickly. Otherwise, it seems like a worse version of Tetris.
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R1Xhard said @ 2:16am GMT on 30th May
If there are "shadow" drop effects under where the block falls to makes, this version a lot easier.
My first real welcome to Tetris was on a 50 game clone cartridge on my Gameboy. That rom cart has some good games, that Tetris version had a finish screen when you hit 1,000,000 from memory, it launches into a few different cut-scenes. Of rockets and such launching. |
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Funny thing is: The original version of Tetris as devised by Alexey Pajitnov would not feature falling blocks either; that came only on the PC port through … Vadim Gerasimov?
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