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'''''Tetris Collection''''' (テトリスコレクション ''Tetorisu korekushon'') is a collection of Tetris games released in Japan by [[Sega]]. | '''''Tetris Collection''''' (テトリスコレクション ''Tetorisu korekushon'') is a collection of Tetris games released in Japan by [[Sega]]. The collection contains a new game, ''[[Tetris: New Century]]'', and ports of the arcade and console games [[Tetris (Sega)|''Tetris'' (Sega)]], [[Tetris (Mega Drive)|''Tetris'' (Mega Drive)]], ''[[Flash Point]]'', and ''[[Bloxeed]]''. | ||
== ''Tetris: New Century'' == | == ''Tetris: New Century'' == | ||
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Each machine has selectable options and the ability to play in 480i, 240p, 480p or 480p with scan lines. | Each machine has selectable options and the ability to play in 480i, 240p, 480p or 480p with scan lines. | ||
=== ''Tetris'' | === ''Tetris'' === | ||
{{main|Tetris (Sega)}} | {{main|Tetris (Sega)}} | ||
Machines available: | Machines available: | ||
* System 16 | * System 16 | ||
* System E | * System E | ||
* [[Tetris (Mega Drive)| | * [[Tetris (Mega Drive)|Mega Drive]] | ||
==== Replay archives ==== | ==== Replay archives ==== | ||
Included are four superplays: | Included are four superplays: | ||
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==== Extended options (System 16) ==== | ==== Extended options (System 16) ==== | ||
* Start level - | * Start level - Select a level to start on. Selectable levels are 0 through 15. | ||
* Game speed - Normal or boost 2, 3, 4. Boost will multiply the normal gravity speed values | * Game speed - Normal or boost 2, 3, 4. Boost will multiply the normal gravity speed values. | ||
* Skip warning - | * Skip warning - Pressing Start while this option is enabled will skip the warning screen. | ||
* Extend counter - | * Extend counter - When enabled, the score counter will have 7 digits, with the line counter having 4. Both the 7-digit score and 4-digit line counters would later be used in [[Tetris (Mega Drive Mini)|the Mega Drive Mini port of this game]]. | ||
=== ''Flash Point'' === | === ''Flash Point'' === | ||
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{{Sega games}} | {{Sega games}} | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Official Tetris games]] | ||
[[Category:PlayStation 2 games]] | [[Category:PlayStation 2 games]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:02, 11 May 2023
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| Developer(s) | M2 |
| Publisher(s) | Sega |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2 |
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| Next pieces | 3 in Tetris: New Century, 1 in others |
| Hold piece | Only in Tetris: New Century |
| Hard drop | Only in Tetris: New Century |
| Rotation system | SRS (Tetris: New Century), Sega rotation (other games) |
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Tetris Collection (テトリスコレクション Tetorisu korekushon) is a collection of Tetris games released in Japan by Sega. The collection contains a new game, Tetris: New Century, and ports of the arcade and console games Tetris (Sega), Tetris (Mega Drive), Flash Point, and Bloxeed.
Tetris: New Century
- Main article: Tetris: New Century
Tetris: New Century is a game in the visual style of Sega's arcade Tetris game, but updated to match the modern Tetris Guideline. The game has four single-player modes as well as a two-player mode.
Classic Tetris
Each machine has selectable options and the ability to play in 480i, 240p, 480p or 480p with scan lines.
Tetris
- Main article: Tetris (Sega)
Machines available:
- System 16
- System E
- Mega Drive
Replay archives
Included are four superplays:
- Counter stop (one person) - 54m25s - This super play maxes out all 3 counters. The player also shows off by building a stair pattern at one point.
- Power-on pattern - 12m57s - This super play optimizes score by doing mainly perfect clears for score bonuses. This optimization is only possible because the pattern is memorized. It does not however abuse the level timer to get early level increases.
- Stairs - 7m10s - The player attempts to build a double '>' pattern.
- Counter stop (synchro) - 28m44s - A player attempts to play both sides (1p and 2p) at once and counter stop the score counter. They fail on one side and counter stop p1.
Extended options (System 16)
- Start level - Select a level to start on. Selectable levels are 0 through 15.
- Game speed - Normal or boost 2, 3, 4. Boost will multiply the normal gravity speed values.
- Skip warning - Pressing Start while this option is enabled will skip the warning screen.
- Extend counter - When enabled, the score counter will have 7 digits, with the line counter having 4. Both the 7-digit score and 4-digit line counters would later be used in the Mega Drive Mini port of this game.
Flash Point
- Main article: Flash Point
Machines available:
- System 16
- Mega Drive (prototype) - This version is hidden and can be accessed by holding down the right arrow for a few seconds.
Bloxeed
- Main article: Bloxeed
Machines available:
- System 18
- System 16
- C Board (hidden)
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