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Tetris The Grand Master Ace
Tetris The Grand Master Ace
	Xbox 360 cover for Tetris The Grand Master Ace
Developer(s)	AQ Interactive, Arika
Publisher(s)	AQ Interactive
Platform(s)	Xbox 360
Release	JP: December 10, 2005;
Gameplay info
Next pieces	3
Playfield size	10 × 22
Hold piece	Yes, with IHS
Hard drop	Yes, with optional sonic drop only with TGM wallkicks (ARS2)
Rotation system	TGM style wallkick; Symmetry SRS

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Tetris The Grand Master Ace^[a] (also known as TGM Ace, and abbreviated as TGMA) is Arika's second Tetris game released for a console in December 10, 2005. It is the first game in the TGM series to be released for a home console.

The game reuses several elements from Terror-Instinct, a game from the main series which was released the same year. Block graphics are identical, with different block surfaces between SRS and ARS, and the backgrounds share a space theme, though new images appear in Ace. Many musical tracks from Terror-Instinct also appear in Ace, in addition to having new remixes of Korobeiniki, Kalinka, and Katyusha.

Gameplay

Numerous elements in the gameplay have undergone significant changes, mostly to adhere more closely to The Tetris Company's Tetris Guideline.

Main mode

While the main modes of the TGM series has always been a mode to reach level 999, which increases using Arika's own counting method, as fast as possible, this has been replaced with several modes in which the objective is to clear 150 lines. Each 10-line section has a time limit, in which the game automatically ends if the time runs out. Unlike other games, TGM Ace does not have a scoring system.

Rotation

TGM Ace originally featured a selection of two rotation rule options, SRS and ARS. While ARS offered the same initial stances, rotation rules and wallkicks as Terror-Instinct, it also featured tetromino colors compliant with SRS instead of the Sega colors used in previous games. ARS also included a locking hard drop and a non-locking soft drop, instead of the non-locking hard drop and locking soft drop in TGM2 and 3. In addition to this, soft drop speeds were reduced to around 0.5G as well. These two changes essentially made Zangi-moves impossible. Finally, the lockdown behavior of the tetrominoes adhered to the Infinity behavior, allowing virtually unlimited lock delay resets. (The game had a limit, though, of 128 rotations or movements per piece before the piece automatically locked down.)

Ichiro Mihara, producer of the TGM series, had hundred strongly before the release of the game that another ruleset existed within the game. The hidden rule option, ARS2, was essentially ARS except with the locking roles of the hard and soft drops reversed. This allowed players to play in a similar manner to the previous games, with Zangi-moves reenabled, although the Infinity behavior and the block colors still could not be changed.

According to Mihara, ARS2 was originally intended to be an unlockable element awarded only to players of the highest skill. Later on, however, the feature became unlocked for all players following a software update of the game. The conditions in which ARS2 was to be originally unlocked under remains unknown, although several players are said to have unlocked the feature before the update.

Online exclusivity

Offline modes

Tetris (テトリス)

Tetris is the main single-player mode. The objective of all modes under this category is to clear 150 lines.

Normal (ノーマル)

Normal begins with low gravity and eventually reaches 20G around level 14. The lock delay is constant.

High Speed 1 (ハイスピード1)

High Speed 1 begins with higher gravity than that of Normal and reaches 20G around level 6. The lock delay is constant.

High Speed 2 (ハイスピード2)

In High Speed 2, gravity is fixed at 20G with a constant lock delay. Without an Xbox Live Gold account, this is the fastest mode that can be unlocked.

Big (ビッグ)

In Big, all tetrominoes are twice their regular size. The speed curve is similar or possibly identical to that of Normal mode. This mode cannot be used for online time attacks.

Another (アナザー)

In Another, gravity starts at 20G and lock delay decreases as the mode progresses. Another is said to be the equivalent of Death in TGM2 or Shirase in TGM3, although the difficulty is lower due to the game's lock delay move reset behavior.

Another 2 (アナザー2)

Another 2 is the last known mode unlocked in TGMA; it is opened up once all other modes have been unlocked and completed. Gravity is fixed at 20G. The lock delay is fixed to the lowest lock delay value of Another mode. Clearing this mode will not unlock any new modes or achievements. This mode also cannot be used for online time attacks, making its existence unknown to players who haven't unlocked it themselves.

Doubles (ダブルス)

A cooperative mode similar to the Doubles mode in TAP.

Match (マッチ)

Eraser (イレイサー)

A mode where certain lines are marked with a laser, and the player must clear the specified lines. The marked lines do not drop with the stack.

Level Star (レベルスター)

Target (ターゲット)

Uses the jewel blocks and mechanic from TGM3's Sakura mode, with different board layouts.

Online modes

These modes all require an Xbox Live membership to play.

Versus (対戦テトリス)

Similar to Match mode, but allows the player to play versus an online opponent.

Tetris Road (テトリスロード)

EX Stage: (EXステージ)
To play an EX Stage, finish a multiple-of-5 stage with a 2-line clear. Completing EX Stages will open up certain modes for offline play. (ex: Completing Star Road EX will unlock Level Star offline.)

**Big Road** (ビッグロード)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Big	2	1:00	10
2	Tetris	4	2:00	5
3	Cycle	4	2:00	4
4	Big	5	2:00	20
5	Level Star	6	1:30	15
EX	Big	10	2:00	20

**Tricky Road** (トリッキーロード)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Eraser	5	2:00	4
2	Target	3	4:00	5
3	Cycle	7	2:00	4
4	Target	5	4:00	5
5	Eraser	4	1:30	4
EX	Eraser	7	1:50	5

**Grand Road** (グランドロード)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Target	8	2:00	3
2	Tetris	5	1:40	4
3	Big	5	1:40	20
4	Eraser	7	2:00	5
5	Cycle	6	1:30	4
6	Level Star	6	1:30	20
7	Target	4	3:00	3
8	Triple	6	1:40	5
9	Eraser	6	2:00	4
10	Level Star	7	1:20	20
EX	Level Star	8	1:10	20

**Star Road** (スターロード)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Tetris	5	2:00	5
2	Eraser	5	2:00	4
3	Target	2	1:30	3
4	Cycle	10	1:30	4
5	Level Star	9	2:10	40
6	Big	6	1:30	20
7	Target	6	2:10	3
8	Eraser	6	2:00	4
9	Cycle	12	1:30	4
10	High Speed 2	1	0:40	10
EX	High Speed 2	1	2:00	35

**Another Road** (アナザーロード)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Level Star	8	1:10	20
2	Eraser	4	1:30	4
3	Eraser	3	1:30	3
4	Target	4	1:30	3
5	High Speed 2	1	1:10	20
6	Triple	6	1:40	5
7	Big	5	1:40	20
8	Eraser	6	1:40	4
9	Target	10	3:00	3
10	Another	1	1:00	10
11	Double	8	2:00	5
12	Triple	8	1:40	5
13	Tetris	10	1:40	5
14	Cycle	10	1:30	4
15	Another	2	1:30	20
16	Big	15	2:00	20
17	Eraser	10	2:00	8
18	High Speed 2	1	2:00	40
19	Tetris	15	1:40	5
20	Another	4	2:00	40
EX	Another	7	1:00	10

Promotional Exam (昇段審査)

The notation of the grades are similar to those of the past TGM games.

**Grade 9** (九級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Level Star	2	2:00	10

**Grade 8** (八級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Tetris	4	1:00	1

**Grade 7** (七級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Level Star	5	3:00	20

**Grade 6** (六級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Cycle	5	2:00	4

**Grade 5** (五級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Eraser	3	1:30	3

**Grade 4** (四級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Target	2	1:30	3

**Grade 3** (三級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Big	2	2:00	20

**Grade 2** (二級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Tetris	4	3:00	5

**Grade 1** (一級)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	High Speed 2	1	1:10	10

**Grade S1** (初段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Big	2	2:00	20
2	Level Star	8	1:00	12

**Grade S2** (ニ段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Eraser	3	1:40	3
2	Tetris	4	2:00	5
3	Level Star	8	1:00	15

**Grade S3** (三段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Target	4	1:30	3
2	Cycle	5	1:40	4
3	Eraser	5	1:30	4
4	High Speed 2	1	1:00	15

**Grade S4** (四段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Big	2	2:00	20
2	Cycle	5	1:40	4
3	Eraser	6	2:00	4
4	High Speed 2	1	2:00	35

**Grade S5** (五段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Target	6	2:30	4
2	Triple	4	2:00	5
3	Big	2	2:00	20
4	High Speed 2	1	3:00	50

**Grade S6** (六段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Target	7	2:40	5
2	High Speed 2	1	2:00	35
3	Eraser	8	2:00	6
4	Target	8	3:00	5

**Grade S7** (七段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Double	4	1:30	5
2	Tetris	4	2:00	5
3	Eraser	10	2:00	8
4	High Speed 2	1	1:30	40

**Grade S8** (八段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	High Speed 2	1	1:00	20
2	Triple	8	2:00	5
3	Cycle	8	1:40	4
4	Another	4	1:40	40

**Grade S9** (九段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Eraser	7	1:50	5
2	Another	7	3:00	80

**Grade S10** (十段)
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	High Speed 2	1	2:00	40
2	Target	9	3:00	4
3	Big	8	1:30	20
4	Another	10	1:30	40

**Grade TM**
Stage	Subject	LV	Time Limit	Norm
1	Another	7	1:10	30
2	Eraser	10	2:00	8
3	Another	7	0:40	20
4	Double	15	1:30	5
5	Another	13	0:40	20

Time Attack (タイムアタック)

Physical scans

Xbox 360, JP
Cover
Disc

Notes

↑ Japanese: テトリスザ・グランドマスターエース, Hepburn: Tetorisu za Gurandomasutaa Eesu

External links

Archive of official website

[1] Japanese: テトリスザ・グランドマスターエース, Hepburn: Tetorisu za Gurandomasutaa Eesu

[a]

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{Infobox |title = Tetris The Grand Master Ace
-|developer = [[Arika]]
+|developer = AQ Interactive, [[Arika]]
 |publisher = AQ Interactive
 |released = {{release|JP|December 10, 2005}}
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 |system = TGM style wallkick<br>Symmetry [[SRS]]
 }}
-'''''Tetris The Grand Master Ace''''' (also known as '''''TGM Ace''''', and '''''TGMA''''') is [[Arika]]'s second console Tetris game, and the first and only [[TGM series]] console game.
-The game reuses several elements from [[TGM3]], which was released the same year as part of the main series. Block graphics are identical, with different block surfaces between SRS and ARS, and the backgrounds share a space theme also used in TGM3, although different images than the ones in TGM3 are used. Many musical tracks used in TGM3 also appear in TGM Ace.
+{{nihongo foot|'''''Tetris The Grand Master Ace'''''|テトリス ザ・グランドマスター エース|''Tetorisu za Gurandomasutaa Eesu''||lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} (also known as '''''TGM Ace''''', and abbreviated as '''''TGMA''''') is [[Arika]]'s second ''Tetris'' game released for a console in December 10, 2005. It is the first game in the [[TGM series|''TGM'' series]] to be released for a home console.
+The game reuses several elements from ''[[TGM3|Terror-Instinct]]'', a game from the main series which was released the same year. Block graphics are identical, with different block surfaces between SRS and ARS, and the backgrounds share a space theme, though new images appear in ''Ace''. Many musical tracks from ''Terror-Instinct'' also appear in ''Ace'', in addition to having new remixes of Korobeiniki, Kalinka, and Katyusha.
 == Gameplay ==
-Numerous elements in the gameplay have undergone significant changes, mostly to adhere more closely to [[The Tetris Company]]'s [[Tetris Guideline]].
+Numerous elements in the gameplay have undergone significant changes, mostly to adhere more closely to [[The Tetris Company]]'s [[Tetris Guideline|''Tetris'' Guideline]].
 === Main mode ===
-While the main modes of the TGM series has always been a mode to reach level 999, which increases using Arika's own counting method, as fast as possible, this has been replaced with several modes in which the objective is to clear 150 lines. Each 10-line section has a time limit, in which the game automatically ends if the player fails to get through the section in time.
+While the main modes of the ''TGM'' series has always been a mode to reach level 999, which increases using Arika's own counting method, as fast as possible, this has been replaced with several modes in which the objective is to clear 150 lines. Each 10-line section has a time limit, in which the game automatically ends if the time runs out. Unlike other games, TGM Ace does not have a [[scoring]] system.
 === Rotation ===
-TGM Ace originally featured a selection of two rotation rule options, [[SRS]] and ARS. While ARS offered the same initial stances, rotation rules and wallkicks as [[TGM3]], it also featured tetromino colors compliant with SRS instead of the Sega colors used in previous games. ARS also included a locking hard drop and a non-locking soft drop, instead of the non-locking hard drop and locking soft drop in [[TGM2]] and 3. In addition to this, soft drop speeds were reduced to around 0.5[[TGM legend#Gravity_Unit_.28G.29|G]] as well. These two changes essentially made [[Zangi-move]]s impossible. Finally, the lockdown behavior of the tetrominoes adhered to the [[Infinity]] behavior, allowing virtually unlimited lock delay resets. (The game had a limit, though, of 128 rotations or movements per piece before the piece automatically locked down.)
+TGM Ace originally featured a selection of two rotation rule options, [[SRS]] and ARS. While ARS offered the same initial stances, rotation rules and wallkicks as ''Terror-Instinct'', it also featured tetromino colors compliant with SRS instead of the Sega colors used in previous games. ARS also included a locking hard drop and a non-locking soft drop, instead of the non-locking hard drop and locking soft drop in ''[[TGM2]]'' and 3. In addition to this, soft drop speeds were reduced to around 0.5[[TGM legend#Gravity_Unit_.28G.29|G]] as well. These two changes essentially made [[Zangi-move]]s impossible. Finally, the lockdown behavior of the tetrominoes adhered to the [[Infinity]] behavior, allowing virtually unlimited lock delay resets. (The game had a limit, though, of 128 rotations or movements per piece before the piece automatically locked down.)
-Ichiro Mihara, developer of the TGM series, had connoted closely before the release of the game that another ruleset existed within the game. The hidden rule option, ARS2, was essentially ARS except with the locking roles of the hard and soft drops reversed. This allowed players to play in a similar manner to the previous games, with Zangi-moves reenabled, although the Infinity behavior and the block colors still could not be changed.
+[[Ichiro Mihara]], producer of the ''TGM'' series, had hundred strongly before the release of the game that another ruleset existed within the game. The hidden rule option, ARS2, was essentially ARS except with the locking roles of the hard and soft drops reversed. This allowed players to play in a similar manner to the previous games, with Zangi-moves reenabled, although the Infinity behavior and the block colors still could not be changed.
 According to Mihara, ARS2 was originally intended to be an unlockable element awarded only to players of the highest skill. Later on, however, the feature became unlocked for all players following a software update of the game. The conditions in which ARS2 was to be originally unlocked under remains unknown, although several players are said to have unlocked the feature before the update.
@@ Line 51: / Line 52: @@
 ==== Another (アナザー)====
-In Another, gravity starts at 20G and lock delay decreases as the mode progresses. Another is said to be the equivalent of Death in TGM2 or Shirase in TGM3, although the difficulty is lower due to the game's lock delay [[move reset]] behavior.
+In Another, gravity starts at 20G and lock delay decreases as the mode progresses. Another is said to be the equivalent of Death in ''TGM2'' or Shirase in ''TGM3'', although the difficulty is lower due to the game's lock delay [[move reset]] behavior.
 ==== Another 2 (アナザー2)====
-Another 2 is the last known mode unlocked in TGMA; it is opened up once all other modes have been unlocked and completed. Gravity is fixed at 20G. The lock delay is fixed to the lowest lock delay value of Another mode. Clearing this mode will not unlock any new modes or achievements. This mode also cannot be used for online time attacks, making its existence unknown to players who haven't unlocked it themselves.
+Another 2 is the last known mode unlocked in ''TGMA''; it is opened up once all other modes have been unlocked and completed. Gravity is fixed at 20G. The lock delay is fixed to the lowest lock delay value of Another mode. Clearing this mode will not unlock any new modes or achievements. This mode also cannot be used for online time attacks, making its existence unknown to players who haven't unlocked it themselves.
 === Doubles (ダブルス)===
-A coop mode similar to TAP's doubles mode.
+A cooperative mode similar to the Doubles mode in ''TAP''.
 === Match (マッチ)===
@@ Line 66: / Line 67: @@
 === Target (ターゲット)===
-Uses the jewel blocks and mechanic from TGM3's Sakura mode, with different board layouts.
+Uses the jewel blocks and mechanic from ''TGM3'''s Sakura mode, with different board layouts.
 == Online modes==
+These modes all require an Xbox Live membership to play.
 === Versus (対戦テトリス)===
+Similar to Match mode, but allows the player to play versus an online opponent.
 === Tetris Road (テトリスロード) ===
 '''EX Stage:''' (EXステージ) <br/>
-To play an EX Stage, finish a multiple-of-5 stage with a [[line clear#Double|Double line clear]]. Completing EX Stages will open up certain modes for offline play. (ex: Completing Star Road EX will unlock Level Star offline.)
+To play an EX Stage, finish a multiple-of-5 stage with a [[line clear#Double|2-line clear]]. Completing EX Stages will open up certain modes for offline play. (ex: Completing Star Road EX will unlock Level Star offline.)
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+|+'''Grade S5''' (五段)
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-|+'''Grade s6''' (六段)
+|+'''Grade S6''' (六段)
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-|+'''Grade s7''' (七段)
+|+'''Grade S7''' (七段)
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-|+ '''Grade s8''' (八段)
+|+ '''Grade S8''' (八段)
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-|+'''Grade s9''' (九段)
+|+'''Grade S9''' (九段)
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-|+'''Grade s10''' (十段)
+|+'''Grade S10''' (十段)
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 |inlay =
 }}
+== Notes ==
+{{notelist}}
+== External links ==
+* Archive of [https://web.archive.org/web/20090224191506/http://www.aqi.co.jp/product/tetris/ official website]
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