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'''Spectrum HoloByte''' was the first company to publish official ''Tetris'' games in North America. == Tetromino games ==

'''''3D Tetris''''' is one of the two Tetris branded games that appear on the Virtual Boy. The other being ''[[V-Tetris]]''. [[Category:Non-tetromino games]]

==Games developed== === Non Tetris games ===

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'''''Columns''''' is a non-tetromino falling block game franchise, developed by [[Sega]] as a response to the po [[Category:Non-tetromino games]]

...rop''' is the downward motion of [[tetromino]]s in Tetris games, and other games that use falling pieces. There are three different types of drops in Tetris ...ay change depending on the difficulty level, or progress in the game. Some games move the falling tetromino down the display by a distance of one block ever

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== Official games that use pentominoes == == Non-official games that use pentominoes ==

|developer = Atari Games |publisher = Atari Games, Tengen

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...certain amount of unpredictability. ''[[TGM1]]'' uses 4 tries, while later games use 6 tries. {{Arika games}}

|developer = hi-games.net ...ves to define their own games and compete on shared leaderboards for these games. Other features include user-customisable themes and the ability to watch r

{{Nintendo games}} [[Category:Non-tetromino games]]

...lacing 2-block pieces (dominoes) into a 6x9 playfield. As with most puzzle games of this type, the dominoes can be rotated at 90-degree angles. Each block o {{Nintendo games}}

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...o Puyo''''' (also called '''''Puyo Pop''''' in past English releases) is a non-tetromino falling block puzzle game franchise. ...rowed from ''Madou Monogatari'', an RPG that was one of Compile's previous games. Each character has its own unique traits, including different tactics take

...t games allow only I, L, and J-tetrominoes to complete a triple, but newer games with [[SRS]], typically those that follow the [[Tetris Guideline|guideline] A ''tetris'' is four lines cleared simultaneously. In most games, this can only be done with a vertical I-Tetromino. The plural form is Tetr

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