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*Tetris blocks were originally going to be an [[Assist Trophy]] in [[Super Smash Bros Brawl]]. The reason they weren't was because they could go down but not up. | |||
*There is a Mario Cameo in the version of Tetris for the Gameboy. When playing two player, player 1 is represented by [[Mario]] while [[Luigi]] represents player two. The winner of each round jumps up and down while the loser hangs his head dissappointed. | *There is a Mario Cameo in the version of Tetris for the Gameboy. When playing two player, player 1 is represented by [[Mario]] while [[Luigi]] represents player two. The winner of each round jumps up and down while the loser hangs his head dissappointed. | ||
*The puzzles in the [[Dr. Mario (series)|''Dr. Mario'' series]] of games are very similar and likely based off of the Tetris gameplay. | *The puzzles in the [[Dr. Mario (series)|''Dr. Mario'' series]] of games are very similar and likely based off of the Tetris gameplay. | ||
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[[Category: Puzzle Games]] | [[Category: Puzzle Games]] | ||
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Tetris is a popular puzzle game developed in 1986. It first started out as a PC game then appeared on the NES and the Nintendo Gameboy. Many variations of the game have be created and are available for many systems.
Trivia
- Tetris blocks were originally going to be an Assist Trophy in Super Smash Bros Brawl. The reason they weren't was because they could go down but not up.
- There is a Mario Cameo in the version of Tetris for the Gameboy. When playing two player, player 1 is represented by Mario while Luigi represents player two. The winner of each round jumps up and down while the loser hangs his head dissappointed.
- The puzzles in the Dr. Mario series of games are very similar and likely based off of the Tetris gameplay.
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