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'''''Minna no Tetris''''' {{efn|みんなのテトリス ''Min'na no tetorisu'' - Translation: Tetris for everyone}} is a handheld plug and play TV game developed and published by EPOCH in Japan. It includes 11 different modes, including 1 player and 2 player modes.
'''''Minna no Tetris''''' {{efn|みんなのテトリス ''Min'na no tetorisu'' - Translation: Tetris for everyone}} is a handheld plug-and-play TV game developed and published by EPOCH in Japan. It includes 11 different modes, including single and 2-player modes.


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
ARR is a bit slow compared to modern games.
''Minna no Tetris'' uses the standard [[Tetris Guideline]] ruleset for gameplay; Auto-repeat speed is slightly slower than other modern games. [[Ghost piece]], [[Drop#Instant dropping|hard drop]], starting level, Endless mode, and handicaps can be toggled in most in-game modes.


These options are available under certain modes.
== Game modes ==
* Starting level 1-15
=== Single-player ===
* Endless on/off
* '''Standard rules'''
* Handicap - two levels of handicap, the player with the star will be advantageous.
** ''[[Marathon]]'' – Fixed-goal mode. Clear at least 150 lines to complete the mode (unless Endless is toggled on).
 
** ''Easy'' – Uses a smaller playfield; also has a lower gravity curve and a shorter line goal (100 lines). Three difficulty levels can be selected:
== Menu options ==
*** ''Level 1 (Green)'' – Uses only 1-block and 2-block pieces.
11 modes can be selected, an option menu to disable ghost piece or hard drop, and a screen to view rankings.
*** ''Level 2 (Yellow)'' – Uses 1-block, 2-block, and 3-block pieces.
=== Marathon ===
*** ''Level 3 (Red)'' – Uses standard [[Tetromino|tetromino]] pieces.
=== 1 player modes ===
** ''Relax'' – Same as Marathon, but with a different gravity curve that slows down after reaching level 7.
* '''Standard rules''' - Endless can be enabled.
** Marathon - 150 line goal, level increases each 10 line clears.
** Easy - Difficulty setting, sets the types of polyominoes used.
** Relax - Speed level is capped
* '''Special rules'''
* '''Special rules'''
** 3 Minutes
** ''3 Minutes'' – [[Ultra]] mode.
** Countdown - Same as marathon but every 60 seconds a garbage line rises.
** ''Countdown'' – Same as Marathon, but a [[Garbage|garbage]] line is added every 60 seconds.
** Target - Game starts with 10 garbage lines. The player must clear the bottom target line as fast as possible.
** ''Target'' – The player must clear 10 garbage lines and reach the bottom in the fastest time possible.
* '''Computer battle''' - Can select strength of CPU. There are 5 levels, which are multiplied by the starting level. (e.g., level 5 x start level 15 = cpu level 75)
** ''COM Battle'' – Play any of the two Battle modes against a computer opponent.
** Standard match
=== Multiplayer ===
** Naughty match
* ''Standard Battle'' – Versus mode with garbage line attack system.
=== 2 player modes ===
* ''Mischievous Battle'' – Versus mode with different attack types.
* '''Standard match'''
* ''Team'' – Co-op mode, in which each player must clear a total of 20 lines per level in Marathon mode. Game ends if both players [[top out]] within 30 seconds of each other.
* '''Mischievous match'''
* '''Team''' - Level goes up every 20 combined lines. Game ends if both players [[top out]] within 30 seconds of each other.
=== Options ===
* Turn harddrop on or off
* Turn ghost piece on or off
<nowiki>*</nowiki> By default both are on.
=== Ranking ===


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

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Minna no Tetris
Front of box
Developer(s)EPOCH
Publisher(s)EPOCH
Platform(s)Dedicated device
Release2007
Gameplay info
Next pieces3
Playfield size10 × 20 (standard)
8 × 12 (Easy)
Hold pieceYes
Hard dropYes
Rotation systemSRS

Minna no Tetris [a] is a handheld plug-and-play TV game developed and published by EPOCH in Japan. It includes 11 different modes, including single and 2-player modes.

Gameplay

Minna no Tetris uses the standard Tetris Guideline ruleset for gameplay; Auto-repeat speed is slightly slower than other modern games. Ghost piece, hard drop, starting level, Endless mode, and handicaps can be toggled in most in-game modes.

Game modes

Single-player

  • Standard rules
    • Marathon – Fixed-goal mode. Clear at least 150 lines to complete the mode (unless Endless is toggled on).
    • Easy – Uses a smaller playfield; also has a lower gravity curve and a shorter line goal (100 lines). Three difficulty levels can be selected:
      • Level 1 (Green) – Uses only 1-block and 2-block pieces.
      • Level 2 (Yellow) – Uses 1-block, 2-block, and 3-block pieces.
      • Level 3 (Red) – Uses standard tetromino pieces.
    • Relax – Same as Marathon, but with a different gravity curve that slows down after reaching level 7.
  • Special rules
    • 3 Minutes – Ultra mode.
    • Countdown – Same as Marathon, but a garbage line is added every 60 seconds.
    • Target – The player must clear 10 garbage lines and reach the bottom in the fastest time possible.
    • COM Battle – Play any of the two Battle modes against a computer opponent.

Multiplayer

  • Standard Battle – Versus mode with garbage line attack system.
  • Mischievous Battle – Versus mode with different attack types.
  • Team – Co-op mode, in which each player must clear a total of 20 lines per level in Marathon mode. Game ends if both players top out within 30 seconds of each other.

Notes

  1. ↑ みんなのテトリス Min'na no tetorisu - Translation: Tetris for everyone

External links

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