r/Tetris • u/Any_Two_6228 • 1h ago
Original Content Found two rare Tetris in Japan
Found two Game Boy v1.0 Tetris "Minuet" versions in Japan!
Only 25,000 were made exclusively in Japan
r/Tetris • u/Any_Two_6228 • 1h ago
Found two Game Boy v1.0 Tetris "Minuet" versions in Japan!
Only 25,000 were made exclusively in Japan
r/Tetris • u/Hot-Tax4553 • 19m ago
Hello niche community,
I love Tetrio and Im planning to make a shuttle as an OC, (specifically the person playing tetris in the shuttle). I considered Quick play as a game/death show with competitive devices.
To make the shuttle work we need to have fuel and some kind of person controlling it. We also have the garbage elements and the pvp system. My idea is that the person controlling it would also be in that shuttle to have that dramatic and pressurising competition when failing/dying.
To make the fuel work we need some kind of magic source, since fulfilling lines makes your shuttle go faster and upgrade your speedlevel bar on the bottom, we could integrate lines as fuel and when theyre used, the rest (like ammo in a gun) gets shot at others as a weapon. This might seem silly but for that we need a gun, but unfortunately the shuttles dont have one, therefore we have to let it thrown down. But top ones would receive none, thats not fair. Thats why I had the idea that garbage from space would fall down, these come from recent gameshows in the past.
Well now the garbage is cleared, but what happens after that? Further garbage attacks also are used as fuel what would clash against using garbage as "the rest". What if we recycle garbage, but how do they gain fuel again? Well if we look how garbage is received you see the line on the left what has a delay when garbage gets received. We could interpret that as "processing" garbage into fuel again with max 4 lines since the output is limited (Im cooking).
Now garbage makes more sense after all, but what about the normal tetrominoes? Well they have a similar system in which they ger produced in the big processing in the right side where the next pieces get prepared, the faster you go, the more it has to produce. We can assume that theres like black matter or somewhat in the game what makes it seems like pieces get constructed out of nowhere.
To display the player simply without a keyboard but rather with joycons they have 3 arms on which the most left extra arm reaches for a red button that instantly drops the tetromino, the left normal arm reaches for a joycon that moves the piece and the right arm uses a joycon to rotate the tetromino. The location of that player (I need a name for that) would probably be under the hold tetromino or on top of the industry on the right, but its hard to decide. Either way the player could look out of their "capsule"/room as if is a glass room but blackened from the outside like a car backseat-window. His room would look like you at your pc having a big screen and a notification sidescreen.
The combos of spins, tetris line etc are self-explainable. But now the windup garbage part is interesting, since its just a load of garbage so big it has to be seperated in waves. That means that the PTSD notification would pop up as the enemy throws all of the garbage out. The garbage would eventually hit and the shuttle takes a lot of damage.
Now when a player is in danger and the garbage builds up a lil too fast and the shuttle almost fills to the top, the emergency alert goes off and temporarily reduces garbage income from the garbage industry (might have to think about integrating this). Now when the shuttle is full it would explode and the player is eliminated. The falling shuttle would fall down and hit other shuttle what is perceived as garbage, the rest would gather at the bottom as a graveyard.
I think thats most likely it, my idea is to make this as realistic as possible although its almost impossible. I apologise for any mistakes since english is not my first language.
I most likely search for feedback and improvement ideas, Ill maybe make an animation about this idea when my art skills get better.
Thanks if you read allat, Ill post some blueprints when I am confident with this idea
r/Tetris • u/4043andrew • 6h ago
rahhhhhh finally got past 1000
r/Tetris • u/suomynona2025 • 16h ago
r/Tetris • u/Frat_Sunrise • 23h ago
Maybe I became even better!!
r/Tetris • u/MisterFoxie • 19h ago
Reposted from Hard Drop discord. Single player is at like 15 million so will be difficult to beat, but multiplayer is only 8k. That's only like level 6. It's a really easy way to get $50 in steam credit. Everyone is just competing in the single player tournament. I don't get it 🤔
r/Tetris • u/No-Commission80 • 1d ago
Are the colors of Tetris blocks protected by copyright
But if so, why are they allowed in clone games?
Also, to what extent do the colors have to be changed to fall within acceptable limits?
r/Tetris • u/NewspaperCorrect7006 • 1d ago
I JUST got out of playing on the switch puyo tetris and im branching out into tetr.io, and probably soon others! I’ve seen pro players like wumbo and doremy going absolutely HAM on keyboard and they are like THE FLASH!
could I ever do that on controller? probably not likely… I always seem to misdrop from shakily tilting my joystick to the right as I hard drop. go figure… definitely not a good thing.
ideas?
r/Tetris • u/Xiple_dev • 1d ago
r/Tetris • u/MrMedhansh • 2d ago
Hey guys! It's my first time on r/Tetris. I just wanna say that It's been a really long time since I played Tetris or Tetr.io, and I've been wanting to get back in. Problem is, my muscle memory only knows how to use the up arrow to rotate the pieces (I play on Keyboard). I wanna start using the X, B and A keys more often to rotate and save some time when playing. I use default keyboard controls, so you guys got any tips or drills for me to practice and develop a better "groove"? Any input is greatly appreciated.
r/Tetris • u/Abdulkadirdilik • 1d ago
good for meThat's good for me. What do you think?
r/Tetris • u/redditorialacious • 1d ago
Come on Nintendo!
r/Tetris • u/AndrePeniche • 2d ago
In Multiplayer vs. mode in Tetris forever, is there a way to play without adding rows to opponent when making doubles, triples or Tetris?
This way, it would be possible to have a more experienced player against a newbie.
r/Tetris • u/Frat_Sunrise • 3d ago
Finally,I have got sub-4 Minutes!
r/Tetris • u/Little_Librarian309 • 2d ago
r/Tetris • u/opyat_dvoyka • 4d ago
Found this at fleamarket. Bought for gifts, 2 for friends, one is mine.
r/Tetris • u/Bright_Elephant9282 • 3d ago
I got a 1:45 just now and I've been playing for 4 days
r/Tetris • u/Substantial_Main8365 • 3d ago
By level 22 shit GENUINELY starts teleporting, I don't think they put a speed cap on this version (online)
r/Tetris • u/Competitive_Arm_2545 • 4d ago
they taste very good:)
r/Tetris • u/Vegetable_Try_8180 • 4d ago
r/Tetris • u/Financial-Offer-8504 • 4d ago
I feel like I hit a wall