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| defunct = 1998 ...rum HoloByte''' was the first company to publish official ''Tetris'' games in North America.

{{Infobox |title = Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss ...4}}'''NEC Bungou'''{{release|JP|1994}}'''LT version'''{{release|JP|May 10, 1998}}'''Super Famicom Box'''<br>Unknown<br>'''SuFami Turbo'''<br>Canceled

{{Infobox |title = Tetris & Dr. Mario ...e|NA|December 30, 1994|EU|July 27, 1995}}'''Player's Choice'''{{release|NA|1998}}

{{hatnote|For the Internet domain tetris.com, see [[The Tetris Company]].}} | boxart = TETRIS.com packaging.jpg

'''Arika''' (株式会社アリカ ''Kabushiki gaisha Arika'') formed in 1995 by former Capcom employees, is the developer of the [[TGM series]]. Ar == Tetris games developed ==

This page is dedicated to humorous versions of Tetris. == 1D Tetris ==

...ad gone through several revisions before a standard was created when [[The Tetris Company]] was founded. === Spectrum HoloByte Tetris logo ===

{{hatnote|Not to be confused with [[Tetris Deluxe]], a game released for western mobile phones.}} {{Infobox |title = Tetris DX

[[File:Tetris collection Simon Laroche.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A collection of Tetris games on display by [[User:Simonlc|Simon Laroche]]]] {{hatnote|This is a list of Tetris games that were officially licensed. For a list of all games including offi

{{Infobox |title = Tetris Blast ...trominoes. In addition to the [[tetromino]]es of other ''Tetris'' games, ''Tetris Blast'' also uses dominoes and trominoes.

'''''Tetris: The Grand Master''''' is a series of Tetris games developed by [[Arika]]. ...''TGM1'' and ''TGM2'' both use ARS. ''TGM3'' has two distinct systems used in Classic (extended ARS) and World ([[SRS]]). ''TGM ACE'' uses three systems

The object of Tetris is to last as long as possible before the screen fills up with [[tetromino| ...a triple, but newer games with [[SRS]], typically those that follow the [[Tetris Guideline|guideline]] allow S, Z, and T-tetrominoes to [[twist]] into seemi

{{Infobox |title = Magical Tetris Challenge ...'''Arcade'''{{release|JP|1998}}'''Nintendo 64'''{{release|JP|November 20, 1998|NA|January 14, 1999|EU|September, 1999}}'''PlayStation'''{{release|JP|March

{{Infobox |title = Tetris 64 |released = {{release|JP|November 13, 1998}}

=== [[Tetris (Sega)|''Tetris'' (Sega)]] === The 1988 Sega arcade version of Tetris was the first official Tetris game to have a defined score cap, set at 999,999. By January 1989 the first

{{Infobox |title = Tetris '''''Tetris''''' (テトリス Tetorisu) was released for the Game Boy in 1989. In North America and Europe it was bundled with the Game Boy, and later on sol

...g out. While the pattern can be built in any game as a personal challenge, in TGM, a grade is awarded based on how high the pattern is built. Completing Pattern building was popular with players of [[Tetris (Sega)]]<ref>{{cite web

{{Infobox |title = Tetris The Grand Master |released = '''Arcade'''{{release|JP|August, 1998}}'''PlayStation 4''', '''Nintendo Switch'''{{release|WW|December 1, 2022}}