For decades after its 1989 release, each of the hundreds of millions of standard NES Tetris games ended the same way: A block reaches the ... on the NES D-pad can't usually get a piece all the ...

Even just reaching Level 235 is world record material — but going yet past it to achieve Rebirth wasn't proven possible until now. So, are there any greater heights to achieve in Tetris NES?

We’ve got the original NES and Game ... try to flip a T block into place. Then it’s back to warring states and ancient prophecies and purple prose. I know that Tetris The Grand Master 4 ...

Created in 1985, Tetris has endured across generations and platforms, making its way onto essentially every platform possible. The game is simple and timeless, with one block falling at a time.

the falling block well puzzle game that took over the world. Tetris DX wasn’t particularly ambitious, but it is arguably an important title when outlining the history of the official Tetris ruleset.

We won’t review the entire history of Tetris here, but the version that came to the NES in 1989 has an interesting history for itself. When Tetris first got released in different platforms ...

Later this month, Nintendo Switch Online members will be able to get their hands on the NES version ... year-old competitive Tetris player managed to 'beat' the falling block game, by getting ...

The 1989 NES version of Tetris has been added to Nintendo Switch Online’s NES collection.

This little NES game looks comfortable, welcoming, soothing. The Tetris side of it goes ... to realise that greatness wasn't as closely tied to the minutiae of block-tidying as I'd previously ...

A true puzzle classic is explored in this gorgeous documentary compilation. The story of Tetris is pretty well known by now. There have been books and documentaries - foremost among them a ...

The first person to “beat” Tetris — making it so far into the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) version that the game froze — did so at the beginning of 2024. As you can imagine ...

16-year-old American competitive gamer Michael Artiaga is the first human NES Tetris player to achieve "rebirth." © dogplayingtetris on Twitch, screenshot by Gizmodo ...