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Tetris Plus
Tetris Plus
Developer(s)	Jaleco Inc.
Publisher(s)	Jaleco Inc.
Platform(s)	Arcade, Game Boy, PlayStation, Sega Saturn
Release	Arcade: JP: December? 1995; Game Boy: JP: 27 December 1996; NA: August 1997; PlayStation: JP: 6 September 1996; NA: 18 November 1996; UK: October 1997; Saturn: JP: 30 August 1996; NA: 1996?;
Sequel	Tetris Plus 2
Gameplay info
Next pieces	3 (Normal, non-GB); 2 (Normal, GB); 2 (Puzzle, VS)
Playfield size	10×20 (Normal, non-GB); 10×17 (Normal, GB); 10×15* (Puzzle, VS); *See main article for details
Hold piece	No
Hard drop	No
Rotation system	Identical to Sega Rotation, except the 3-cell wide tetrominoes spawn rounded to the right

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Tetris Plus^[a] is a Tetris variant produced by Jaleco in 1995 for their Jaleco Mega System 32 arcade hardware. In 1996 a Sega Saturn and PlayStation port was released, as well as a Game Boy port. The game includes two single player modes, Normal Mode and Puzzle Mode, as well as a two player VS Mode which plays like a competitive version of Puzzle Mode. The sequel, Tetris Plus 2, was released in 1997.

On November 1st, 2019, it was re-released on the AtGames Legends Ultimate Arcade.

Gameplay

Normal mode

This mode is described in the selection menu as "Regular Tetris", and plays similar to SEGA's 1988 version, with a speed curve which rises and falls.

To either side of the playfield is a pair of bars which slowly rise with the passage of time; clearing lines will fill the bars more rapidly. When the bars are completely full, the next tetromino locked will advance the player a level and empty the bars.

The amount of points awarded for line clears increases linearly from level 1 to level 10, and stays capped at 10.^{[scoring 1]}

single: 100 × level points
double: 400 × level points
triple: 800 × level points
tetris: 1600 × level points

↑ The scoring for level 0 is the same as for level 1.

Speed levels, in frames per row
Level	Easy	Normal	Hard	Hardest
0	50	50	50	50
1	25	20	16	16
2	20	14	10	10
3	16	8	7	6
4	20	15	16	12
5	14	8	8	8
6	8	6	5	5
7	6	4	3	2
8	16	10	8	8
9	10	6	5	5
10	8	4	3	3
11	4	3	2	2
12	12	6	8	8
13	8	4	5	5
14	6	3	3	3
15	3	2	2	2
16	6	2	4	3
17	5	2	3	2
18	4	2	2	2
19	3	2	2	2
20	3	2	2	1
21	3	2	2	1
22	3	2	2	1
23	3	1	2	1
24	3	1	1	1
25+	2	1	1	1

Lock delay remains constant at 15 frames.
DAS has an initial delay of 10 frames, and a repeat rate of 20Hz.

Puzzle mode

Puzzle mode involves clearing lines to get a professor to the bottom of the playing field.

The player gets a time bonus based on the clear time. The maximum bonus is 20000 points (corresponding to 10 seconds or less) with 100 points subtracted for every 1/4 second over 10 seconds.

Vs. mode

Physical scans

Jaleco Mega System 32, JP
PCB

Sony PlayStation, NA
Cover
Disc

Sega Saturn, JP
Cover
Disc

Sega Saturn, NA
Cover
Disc

Sega Saturn, EU
Cover
Disc

Notes

↑ Japanese: テトリスプラス, Hepburn: Tetorisu Purasu

External Links

Manual (Saturn)

[2] The scoring for level 0 is the same as for level 1.

[1] Japanese: テトリスプラス, Hepburn: Tetorisu Purasu

[a]

[scoring 1]

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 |publisher = Jaleco Inc.
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-|platform = Arcade, Game Boy, PlayStation, Saturn
+|platform = Arcade, Game Boy, PlayStation, Sega Saturn
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 |title-scrn = TetrisPlus_title.png
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 |sequel = ''[[Tetris Plus 2]]''
 }}
-'''''Tetris Plus''''' is a Tetris variant produced by Jaleco in 1995 for their ''Jaleco Mega System 32'' arcade hardware. In 1996 a Saturn and PlayStation port was released, as well as a Game Boy port. The game includes two single player modes, Normal Mode and Puzzle Mode, as well as a two player VS Mode which plays like a competitive version of Puzzle Mode.
+{{nihongo foot|'''''Tetris Plus'''''|テトリスプラス|''Tetorisu Purasu''||lead=yes|group=lower-alpha}} is a Tetris variant produced by Jaleco in 1995 for their ''Jaleco Mega System 32'' arcade hardware. In 1996 a Sega Saturn and PlayStation port was released, as well as a Game Boy port. The game includes two single player modes, Normal Mode and Puzzle Mode, as well as a two player VS Mode which plays like a competitive version of Puzzle Mode. The sequel, ''[[Tetris Plus 2]]'', was released in 1997.
 On November 1st, [[2019 in Tetris|2019]], it was re-released on the [[AtGames]] Legends Ultimate Arcade.
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 To either side of the playfield is a pair of bars which slowly rise with the passage of time; clearing lines will fill the bars more rapidly. When the bars are completely full, the next tetromino locked will advance the player a level and empty the bars.
-The amount of points awarded for line clears increases linearly from level 1 to level 10, and from then on remains constant. For a given level, n, between 1 and 10, the points awarded are as follows:
+The amount of points awarded for line clears increases linearly from level 1 to level 10, and stays capped at 10.<ref group="scoring">The scoring for level 0 is the same as for level 1.</ref>
-*single: 100n points
-*double: 400n points
+*single: 100 &times; level points
-*triple: 800n points
+*double: 400 &times; level points
-*tetris:1600n points
+*triple: 800 &times; level points
-The scoring for level 0 is the same as for level 1.
+*tetris: 1600 &times; level points
+<references group="scoring"/>
-* Speed levels, in frames per row:
 {| class="wikitable"
+|+ Speed levels, in frames per row
 ! width="40"|Level
 ! width="50"|Easy
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 == See also ==
 *[[Tetris Plus 2]]
+== Notes ==
+{{notelist}}
 == External Links ==

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