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| game = Tetris | | game = Tetris | ||
| displaytitle = ''Tetris'' | | displaytitle = ''Tetris'' | ||
| image = [[File:Tetris FNS | | image = [[File:Tetris FNS Screenshot1.png|300px]] | ||
| japanese-name = テトリス | | japanese-name = テトリス | ||
| | | developer = [[Bullet Proof Software]]? | ||
| fns-can-date = 1990? | | fns-can-date = 1990? | ||
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<small>''This article is about the Famicom Network System version. For the Famicom version, see [[Tetris (Famicom)]]. For other versions, see [[Tetris]].''</small><br> | <small>''This article is about the Famicom Network System version. For the Famicom version, see [[Tetris (Famicom)]]. For other versions, see [[Tetris]].''</small><br> | ||
'''''Tetris''''' (テトリス) is an unreleased puzzle game for the [[Family Computer Network System]]. | '''''Tetris''''' (テトリス) is an unreleased falling block puzzle game for the [[Family Computer Network System]]. The game features graphics similar to the [[Family Computer]] version of ''[[Tetris (Famicom)|Tetris]]'' published by [[Bullet Proof Software]]. The only known public appearance of the game was during an international contest on Japanese TV which featured Tetris creator {{wp|Alexey Pajitnov}} playing against a competitor in the United States. It is unknown why this game went unreleased.<ref>''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIe1D0JtvRM'', Tetris Contest Japanese TV 1990 with Alexey Pajitnov</ref> | ||
===Gameplay=== | |||
This version of ''Tetris'' appears to use a left-handed [https://tetris.wiki/Nintendo_Rotation_System Nintendo Rotation System], with no lock delay, wall kick, or hard drop. It is similar to the {{wp|Tetris (Game Boy video game)|Game Boy}} version of ''Tetris'' published by Nintendo. The Network System version features a two-player VS mode where the objective is to clear 30 lines. When a player clears lines, the opponent player receives garbage lines. Whoever clears 30 lines wins, alternatively whoever tops out loses. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Tetris FNS Screenshot1.png|Screenshot of the Tetris game. | |||
Tetris FNS Screenshot2.png|Screenshot of the game over screen. | |||
Tetris FNS Screenshot3.png|Screenshot of the winner screen. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category:Unreleased software]] | [[Category:Unreleased software]] | ||
[[Category:Unreleased Family Computer Network System software]] | [[Category:Unreleased Family Computer Network System software]] | ||
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This article is about the Famicom Network System version. For the Famicom version, see Tetris (Famicom). For other versions, see Tetris.
Tetris (テトリス) is an unreleased falling block puzzle game for the Family Computer Network System. The game features graphics similar to the Family Computer version of Tetris published by Bullet Proof Software. The only known public appearance of the game was during an international contest on Japanese TV which featured Tetris creator Alexey Pajitnov playing against a competitor in the United States. It is unknown why this game went unreleased.[1]
Gameplay
This version of Tetris appears to use a left-handed Nintendo Rotation System, with no lock delay, wall kick, or hard drop. It is similar to the Game Boy version of Tetris published by Nintendo. The Network System version features a two-player VS mode where the objective is to clear 30 lines. When a player clears lines, the opponent player receives garbage lines. Whoever clears 30 lines wins, alternatively whoever tops out loses.
Gallery
Screenshot of the Tetris game.
Screenshot of the game over screen.
Screenshot of the winner screen.
References
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIe1D0JtvRM, Tetris Contest Japanese TV 1990 with Alexey Pajitnov
