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Tetris DX

by Nintendo·published by Nintendo, Gradiente

1998Everyone
Game Boy Color

Reader score

8.4/ 10

28 votes

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About

Tetris DX requires you to place different shaped blocks which fall from the top of the screen, along the bottom of the screen to make up a line which then disappears from the screen. Watch out though, if you cant fill the gaps and the blocks fill up to the top of the screen the game is over.

Tetris DX features 4 one-player modes and two-player mode using the Universal Game Link Cable.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

Side view

Players

2 offline

Expanded from

Tetris

Languages

1 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English

Game details

Color Depth

15-bit (32,768 colors)

Multiplayer Options

Real-Time Multiplayer (Game Link Cable)

Multiplayer Game Modes

Free-for-all / One-on-one (VS)

Number of Players Supported

1-2 Players

Save Game Methods

Game Media

Miscellaneous Attributes

Battery Backed RAM, Game Boy Compatible, Multi-Link Cable, Super Game Boy Compatible

System requirements

Video Resolutions Supported

160×144

Box art

Also known as

Tetris DeluxeJapanese title

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Facts

Developer

Nintendo

Released

1998

Series

Tetris

Platforms

Game Boy Color

Age ratings

ESRBEveryoneACBGELSPA3+SELLTP

Standing

Top 17% by want to play

Tags

Side viewFixed / flip-screenFalling block puzzleDirect control