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|system1EU = February 23, [[1990]] |
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| + | Nintendo acquired the rights to publish console versions of ''Tetris'' directly from Elorg.<ref>[https://www.kotaku.co.uk/2017/02/10/how-nintendo-announced-it-had-licensed-tetris "How Nintendo Announced it Had Licensed Tetris" - Kotaku]</ref> This version of ''Tetris'' resulted in a legal battle between Nintendo and Tengen. |
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*''[[Tetris]]'' |
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*''[[Tetris 99]]'' |
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Tetris is a Nintendo Entertainment System puzzle game developed by Nintendo R&D1 and released by Nintendo in 1989. It was released a few months after the Game Boy version.
Music
This variant of Tetris uses two songs: The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy from The Nutcracker Ballet and the Toreador Song.
Development and release
Nintendo acquired the rights to publish console versions of Tetris directly from Elorg.[1] This version of Tetris resulted in a legal battle between Nintendo and Tengen.
Legacy
This game was featured on the cover of Nintendo Power volume 9 in 1989.
See also
References
This NES-related article is a stub. Please help by expanding it. | Tetris series | |
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| Nintendo games | Tetris (Game Boy) • Tetris (NES) • Tetris 2 • Dr. Mario • 3D • Tetrisphere • The New Tetris • DS • Party Deluxe • Tetris 99 |
| Third-Party games | Tetris (Famicom) • Tetris (Tengen) • Blast • Hatris • Tetris 2 + Bombliss • Battle Gaiden • Super Tetris 3 • 64 • Magical Tetris Challenge Worlds • Party • Puyo Puyo • Tetraminos • V-Tetris • Plus • Advance • Pokémon Shock Tetris • Axis • Ultimate • Tetris Effect • Puyo Puyo 2 The Grand Master |
| Related | The Tetris Company • BPS • Alexey Pajitnov • Henk Rogers • Knight Move • Wordtris Tetris Attack (Puzzle League) • Columns • Puyo Puyo |