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A mode made famous by Youtube, featuring instantly dropping Tetrominoes. | A mode made famous by Youtube, featuring instantly dropping Tetrominoes. | ||
The difference between death mode and 20g is un-noticeable until later stages in the game in which [[ARE]] starts to decrease and lock delay is very low. | The difference between death mode and 20g is un-noticeable until later stages in the game in which [[ARE]] starts to decrease and lock delay is very low. | ||
Arika currently hosts a video showing a GM [ | Arika currently hosts a video showing a GM [http://www.tetrisconcept.com/wiki/index.php?title=TGM#Grading grade] in Death mode [http://www.arikaonline.com/download/movie/Death-Gm05.mpg here.] | ||
Revision as of 19:42, 9 February 2008
The term 20g refers to the block moving 20 units per frame, a.k.a instant drop. The behavior of this mode closely resembles if one were to hold up in Tetris the Grand Master 2.
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Because of this, the best possible stack in 20g is a pyramid;
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Allowing the player to put his tetromino anywhere on the playing field.
Death mode
A mode made famous by Youtube, featuring instantly dropping Tetrominoes. The difference between death mode and 20g is un-noticeable until later stages in the game in which ARE starts to decrease and lock delay is very low. Arika currently hosts a video showing a GM grade in Death mode here.