Tetris
Description (IGDB)
Tetris for the Chromatic (an FPGA based Game Boy Color handheld) is a game released on December 1, 2024. It is a Game Boy and Game Boy Color game that is bundled with the Mod Retro Chromatic. The game features modern and retro game settings, as well as the standard modes: marathon, sprint, ultra, and endless. Players can customize various options, including toggling the ghost piece, selecting from two speed curves, toggling the hold function, and choosing between the bag or random pieces. Players can input a 9-digit seed to determine piece sequences, or leave it unset for a random seed every game. Most mechanics follow standard guideline rules. Both IRS (Initial Rotation System) and IHS (Initial Hold System) are present. However, pieces are rotated on the first frame rather than entering pre-rotated, which means they cannot prevent a block out.
Contenu brut des sources
Tetris est un jeu vidéo de puzzle en mouvement conçu par l'ingénieur soviétique Alekseï Pajitnov à partir de 1984 sur Elektronika 60. Lors de la création du concept, Pajitnov est aidé de Dmitri Pavlovski et Vadim Guerassimov pour le développement. Le jeu est édité par plusieurs sociétés au cours du temps, à la suite d'une guerre pour l'appropriation des droits à la fin des années 1980. Le déroulement précis du développement et des premières commercialisations est encore débattu dans les années 2010. Après une exploitation importante par Nintendo, les droits appartiennent depuis 1996 à la société The Tetris Company.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« An essential purchase for anyone with two thumbs. [Dec 2009, p.18] »
« A great range of genuinely entertaining play modes. [Issue#186, p.87] »
« This is a restrained and worthy modern update that keeps the essentials clutter-free. »
« The only notable absence here is a multiplayer mode, but then Tetris always worked better as a lonely, consuming experience. At £3.99 this is one of the more expensive releases in the Minis range, but considering what you actually get, this still represents excellent value for money. »
« It genuinely doesn't age. [Christmas 2009, p.94] »
« Tetris is and always has been fun, but when we've played it this many times and have so many avenues to get it for free, you have to scratch your head at the decision to sell this one for $10. I like this PSP version of Tetris, but it's not really reinventing the franchise or anything. »
« Extremely addictive it may be, but it doesn’t move the game on in terms of originality or push the limits of what can be achieved with PSP Minis, instead, Tetris just plays safe. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Just tetris. You don't need any other reason for playing this game. This game makes me happy »
« i mean it's tetris that should be more than enough to explain why this game is a 10 »
« well done Tetris version, the music is remixed of the old GB games but sadly the Tetris(clearing 4 lines) Sound isn't, it's also a very sterile experience, still it was inexpensive and well done, so it deserves a good score. »
« i hayte tetris because i cant turn the cubes good and it doesnt work idk how to turn the cubs and there isntg a good tutorial please tell me how to play i dont know how to plat please gigve me please »
« Q. Es. Est. Guego. No. Tiene. Ni. Ciqiera. Una. Vos. Un. Serviviente. Nada. Basura »
« I can not imagine how it is possible to manage to mess up this simple game, but the creators have succeeded. During the time of this game, I always found poor-quality games from Electronic Arts, and I find until now. These games represent a really ticky-tacky, shabby and terrible crafts by talentless freaks obsessed with money. »
« Look, Tetris is not a bad game, but is it one of the best games there is? Sadly, no. I bet that going back to this day when Tetris was made, or now currently, I'm sure that people would either go play another game, or go do something else, like maybe talk to friends, go outside, ext... »
« I love it. The gameplay is awesome and the control is ok. It includes the original music and itâ »