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In [[Tetris]] games, the player must '''rotate''' the [[tetromino|tetrominos]], changing their [[orientation]] so that they will fit into the well in advantagious positions. Official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetromino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks, with the exception of some earlier PC games which only allowed the player to rotate in one direction | In [[Tetris]] games, the player must '''rotate''' the [[tetromino|tetrominos]], changing their [[orientation]] so that they will fit into the well in advantagious positions. Official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetromino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks, with the exception of some earlier PC games which only allowed the player to rotate in one direction. All seven of the tetraminos can be rotated, including the O piece (which has only one orientation). | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 01:43, 28 August 2006
In Tetris games, the player must rotate the tetrominos, changing their orientation so that they will fit into the well in advantagious positions. Official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetromino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks, with the exception of some earlier PC games which only allowed the player to rotate in one direction. All seven of the tetraminos can be rotated, including the O piece (which has only one orientation).