Originally posted by yours truely

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So I've been playing. And it's not half bad emo09.gif

I quickly jumped straight into Normal Mode (I love the NES themes wub.gif). Played through Normal Tetris mode, of which I realized why I never liked Tetris too much sad.gif

Then I went to Line Mode. I guess I've been playing a little too much Panel de Pon, cause I was thrown off by the tetri not moving upwards wacko.gif You clear a certain number of lines, which you can set before the match.

Then I went against a computer: I guess for every line you make, one is thrown to the other screen, aka the computer. I guess: I had half a screen of his blocks and still won :X

Then I quit and headed over to Catch Mode. Instant. Wub wub.gif wub.gif wub.gif You have a tetri to begin with. From there, you catch other falling tetri to enlarge yours: when you have a 4x4 square, it detonates. The larger the squares, the more points. Once you get a 4x4 tetri, the classic Metroid music changes to a hard rock version. Falling Metroids hurt your life bar, as do falling tetri if you don't catch them.

No online yet.

And this is prolly my love of the NES talking but, daaaaammmmnnnn I love the NES themes :BIGWUB:

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I jumped online, only to get my ass kicked I'm no god at Tetrisssss For online play, you have 1 vs. 1, 4-way play with items (I didn't bother), and Push Mode, where you play another, trying to push their tetri to their side by knocking out rows.

There's a total of six modes: Normal, Catch (wub.gif), Push, Mission, Puzzle, and Touch.

Touch Mode, I just tried, and I guess it's alright: You slide the tetri with your stylus. You can't turn the blocks, only slide them. Sorta like a puzzle mode, but not quite. You win when the Balloon Brother's Cage reaches the ground, which lies atop the pre-set tetris. It includes Tower Mode, as I've described, and Puzzle Mode, which I really don't see much difference from Tower emo13.gif

Push Mode is the same as I described further up: you play against another, trying to push the blocks to their side. The larger the combo, the larger the gap is filled on your side.

Puzzle is alright: you have pre-chosen pieces to work with. You say which one you want, and then choose it's angle. You don't choose where it goes. Just the piece.

Mission is... strange. I've yet to play it, but I watched the tutorial for it. Apparently, you have a limited amount of time to complete a scenerio. Such as, "Complete three lines using piece blah." You may build the thinger however you like, but you're MUST complete it with said piece. If you don't, you're given five or so extra rows and a new scenerio smile.gif

I'll be trying this tomorrow at school.

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Originally posted by Celice

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The root admin, and oldest member, just got his ass handed to him by me. Now I feel bad cause I was abusing the fast drop

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Originally posted by Celice

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Not here; at another site.

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Originally posted by Colin

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3D Tetris has been done before. It was called Welltris.

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