A sequel to Tetris that plays very differently to the original falling block game. You have three colours of falling blocks, and by lining up three blocks of the same colour, horizontally or vertically, they will disappear. While the falling blocks are still made up of four pieces, they may also be joined diagonally, creating many new shapes.
The Super Nintendo version includes the Puzzle Mode from the Game Boy version, and adds a password system. The graphics and cutscenes have been completely changed from the NES version, now appearing more like a cartoon.
Region |
Name |
Release |
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テトリスフラッシュ
Tetris Flash
|
07 Aug 1994 |
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Tetris 2
|
1994 |
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Tetris 2
|
1995 |
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