#Tetris DS

[niidsch]

Tetris DS (2006)

[fingors]

Been playing Tetris DS a bit. Push mode fucks dude, I can not express how hard this variant of Tetris fucks. I need a modern Tetris game or emulator that has it so I can play it with friends online and also with T-spins and combos and other stuff.

Great game, would recommend, if you have a 3DS hack it and install twiilight menu++ and NDS Bootstrap and play it that way.

[behold-ninja-powah-245]

Opinions on Tetris DS?

[sm4e86]

Hosszú idő után Budapesten

Tegnapelőtt felutaztam Pestre. December óta most voltam először. Nem nagyon volt okom arra, hogy felutazzak, de mivel egyáltalán a vonatozás nagyon hiányzott, ezért úgy döntöttem, hogy okot csinálok rá. Bagszival megbeszéltem, hogy megnézi a régi laptopomat, hogy mi lehet a baja a kijelzőnek, hátha meg tudja javítani. Ha használom, egy idő után kifehéredik a kijelző soronként, aztán annyira fehér…

[elblogdedanielo]

19/11/24

[hardcoregamer]

That is to say, finding the "best" versions of Tetris is pretty hard, so for this list, I've opted to pick unique Tetris-branded experiences that all offer new gameplay styles, a solid core experience, and a reason to try them out over every other entry on the list.

[mentally-insane-splatoon-fan]

IS THE TETRIS STAMP USING THE FUCKING TETRIS DS STYLED BLOCKS THAT GAME WAS THE SHIT I CAN HEAR THE MAIN THEME IN MY HEAD IT'S PERFECT

misc game stamps graphics

[liugeaux]

The Best Games of 2006 | The 7th Gen is Here

In 2006, with the release of the Wii and PS3, the 7th console generation was officially in full swing. This list ended up having a nice mixture of all the consoles on the market, but 2006 began one of the most pivotal era of video games, and this top 10 is a vivid snapshot of the industry at the time.

As always this will be written as if it was written in December of '06 so any later commentary about these series will not be mentioned. Here we go!

#10 - Tomb Raider: Legend

The Tomb Raider franchise has always had a reputation of being a fun, yet arduous series. The puzzles were obtuse and frustrating and controlling Lara was a bit of a chore. This year, the team at Crystal Dynamics has finally gotten the formula right. With the transition from generation to generation it's hard to know which franchises will successfully make the jump to new hardware, and Tomb Raider proves Lara Croft has legs (no pun intended).

#9 - Tetris DS

Tetris is the best puzzle game ever made. It's the puzzle game on which dozens of other puzzle games are built. Tetris has seen a consistent flow of releases over the years and the quality has been shaky, but Tetris DS gets it right in nearly every way. The controls are tight, the gameplay is true, and like its Game Boy predecessors, the DS makes for a great pick-up-and-play Tetris machine. Even the touch-specific game modes are a welcomed detour, but the real star here is the presentation. Most Tetris games have a reverence for the Tetris method, but Tetris DS has a reverence specifically for the original Nintendo-published Tetris titles and that makes all the difference.

#8 - Resistance: Fall of Man

Ratchet and Clank developers Insomniac tried their hand at an FPS this year and for the most part, hit the jackpot. They created lore and a world engaging enough to explore and sprinkled in just enough Ratchet and Clank gun chaos to make the experience a unique one. Sure it has many of the issues you see with console launch games, but it lays the groundwork for both future Resistance games, and other hard-hitting shooters on PS3.

#7 - Gears of War

Last year's Resident Evil 4 turned out to be much more influential than I thought. Where RE4 established the over-the-shoulder camera as a viable 3rd person game mechanic, Gears of War has perfected it. Borrowing the fast-paced nature of the best FPSs, the over-the-top gore of a Mortal Kombat, and revolutionizing the cover-based shooter, Gears is a new franchise for a new generation. Sure, it's a bit repetitive at times and by the end, the chest-high-walls gimmick begins to feel flimsy, but like Resistance, this world is hungry for my action.

#6 - Marvel Ultimate Alliance

As the spiritual successor to the solid X-Men Legends games, Ultimate Alliance didn't have to be amazing to stick the landing. After being handed the keys to nearly the entire Marvel kingdom, Raven Software built an adventure that successfully translates the enormity of the Marvel universe, while still being an engaging Action-RPG. It even acts as a shortcut through the deep lore of the source material. I learned more about B-tier characters like Thor, Ghost Rider, Moon Knight, and Captain America than any other medium has been able to teach me thus far.

#5 - New Super Mario Bros.

Mario has been bouncing around 3D environments since '96's Super Mario 64. Outside of weird esoteric one-offs here and there, Mario hasn't had a proper major 2D adventure since Super Mario World. I don't count Yoshi's Island, that's a Yoshi game. New Super Mario Bros. is a glorious return to form. The simple idea of, let's make one of those old 2D Mario games, but with up-to-date graphics, seems like a no-brainer, and it turns out to be a winning formula.

#4 - Guitar Hero II

Better in every way, Guitar Hero II improves on its predecessor and proves the fad from last year is still in vogue. The only downside to Guitar Hero II is that it's a PS2 release. Moving the series into the new generation would have unlocked a lot of potential. Luckily Activision has announced it will be hitting Xbox 360 in the Spring, so maybe putting this game on the 2006 list might be a bit premature, but few other games have soaked up as much of my time this year as Guitar Hero II.

#3 - Okami

When a team takes an established formula (The Legend of Zelda) and attempts to make a stand-out game, they need to come up with something fresh and brilliant to garner respect and attention. With Okami, Clover Studio did just that. Like Shadow of the Colossus last year, Okami is squeezing every bit of power out of the PS2 that it can. Enough like a Zelda game to feel familiar, yet beautifully animated with stunning watercolors to make it stand out, Okami puts an exclamation point on a tried and true formula whose days might be numbered.

#2 - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

Ever since Space World 2000 Nintendo has been on the hook to give us a more mature and realistic Legend of Zelda game. Windwaker, arguably the best game in the series, had its detractors, so Twilight Princess had a lot to live up to. Full of polish, and style, this game is the perfection of the formula established by Ocarina of Time. Its dungeons are the best the series has seen and while the wolf transformation mechanic may seem lazy at first, it pays off in both gameplay and story. Twilight Princess is what we've wanted from the Zelda series for a long time and it definitely lives up to the hype.

#1 - Wii Sports

Swooping in out of nowhere, Wii Sports is not only the game of the year, it could go down as the most important game of the generation. With the launch of the Wii, Nintendo has reset the market on what it means to be a gamer. It's hands down the most accessible game ever released and is far more than a proof of concept for the Wii platform. Bowling and Tennis alone are worth the price of admission, even if that admission is the cost of a Wii. Nintendo has successfully predicted the market and given us what we didn't know we wanted: motion controls. As with any new tech and launch there's a layer of jank here, but it's worth it to experience the action that has gotten millions of gamers off the couch and swinging their Wii-motes.

Notable Omissions

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - There are a lot of things about Oblivion that make it not a game for me. It's a heavy RPG, with a fantasy setting. Everything about that turns me off.

Bully - I might have enjoyed Bully, but since I hate playing GTA games, I stayed away from it.

Final Fantasy XII - This series has never been on my radar as it is WAY too anime for my liking. It being a heavy RPG doesn't help my interest either.

That's it! Next time we dive into 2007.

Cheers

[nesgamer89]

Superando las 100 líneas en modo maratón de Tetris DS, honestamente es mi Tetris favorito, creo que fue el primero en incluir mecánicas como la sombra, reserva y caída instantánea.

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[pennilesswithannds]

For a long time, this was the definitive version of tetris. Which is weird, considering that licensing rights kept this in a limited run.

[niidsch]

Tetris DS (2006) - Start screen

[gobstoppr]

Tetris Fanart.

I've been playing tetris while listening to horror podcasts. and yeah

[clumsypuppy]

u know when youre bored of everything and it feels like theres a hole that youre trying to close but it just keeps sucking everything up

[sm4e86]

BigN találkozó

Nintendo DS család egyben WestEndben ez is megvolt. Jó volt, igaz mininek indult az elején, de azért összejött a társaság. De nem volt kellemes az az érzés, amikor Kőbánya-alsóról mentünk volna vonattal a Nyugatiba, és pont az orrunk előtt csukódik be az ajtó, és nem tudjuk kinyitni, mert indul a vonat, nem kicsit volt kellemetlen. -_- A következő vonat meg 30 perc múlva indult, szerettem volna…

[cowboatbeeboat]

And this is why you don’t fight extremely powerful fonists who have the nickname “Jade the Necromancer”

Schezo’s ok he’ll get better