'Tetris Pop' is a game for J2ME mobile devices. The game consists of several minigames ("Mini-Variations") where the player must fulfill an objective in limited time. This game has cascade gravity in all game modes (even in Vanilla) and long ARE between pieces. A few minigames were later re-included in Tetris (PSP Mini) and Tetris (PS3).
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WOOOOOO FUCK YEAH THEY FINALLY PUT A REAL TETRIS GAME IN THE DATABASE!!!!!! ...and by they, I mean me. I had to add this shit myself.
I think this was the very first version of Tetris I ever played. It was on my Grandma's Blackberry; the kind with the slide-out keyboard. So it has sorta stuck in the back of my mind for years as a really cool version of Tetris. After playing it recently through a J2ME emulator, I stand by that. I haven't beaten the whole thing, but just the very concept of a level/mission based version of Tetris is really cool, and would probably be the perfect thing for someone looking to kill time on their commute to work or whatever. So I'm really surprised the IGDB, which has shit like pointless skues for various collectors editions, doesn't have a unique, once widely played version of one of the most popular games of all time. I can't be the only one who remembers this game, right?
I think this was the very first version of Tetris I ever played. It was on my Grandma's Blackberry; the kind with the slide-out keyboard. So it has sorta stuck in the back of my mind for years as a really cool version of Tetris. After playing it recently through a J2ME emulator, I stand by that. I haven't beaten the whole thing, but just the very concept of a level/mission based version of Tetris is really cool, and would probably be the perfect thing for someone looking to kill time on their commute to work or whatever. So I'm really surprised the IGDB, which has shit like pointless skues for various collectors editions, doesn't have a unique, once widely played version of one of the most popular games of all time. I can't be the only one who remembers this game, right?