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*ARE [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:01] <Needle_> The Japanese players sometimes call the between-piece time "ARE" | |||
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <Needle_> The word pops up sometime in 2ch so might help on the comprehension | |||
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <colour_thief> does that stand for anything? | |||
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <Needle_> Well, it's a stupid story really | |||
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:03] <Needle_> The word "are" (not "arr", but pronounced "a ray" quickly) means "it" or "that" in Japanese | |||
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:03] <Needle_> People were initially calling the between-piece time "it" or "that time between pieces", often using the word "are" | |||
[07:37] <colour_thief> [14:04] <Needle_> Then someone wrote it in transliterated alphabet form, and since it looked cooler and sorta like an acronym, the name stuck as "ARE" (ay arr ee). | |||
[07:37] <colour_thief> [14:04] <Needle_> So it doesn't really stand for anything :D | |||
=== Game mode Achievment === | === Game mode Achievment === |
Revision as of 06:32, 13 April 2006
TGM pages needs
Compile data and order them in a logical menu
Terms/Legend
compile data like this page : the-shell.net TGM legend
- TGM : Tetris The GrandMaster (Arcade Japan Exclusive)
- TAP : Tetris the Absolute GrandMaster Plus (Arcade Japan Exclusive)
- TI : Tetris The GrandMaster 3 Terror Instinct (Arcade Japan Exclusive)
- ACE : Tetris The GrandMaster ACE : (XBOX 360 Japan Exclusive)
- Tetrion
- Tetromino (piece)
- Bloc
- Step
- Stack
- Row
- Tetris
- Combo
- Bravo
- Frame
- Shift/move
- rotation
- Delayed Auto Shift (DAS)
- Drop
- Sonic Drop
- Gravity (G)
- 20G
- Lock Delay
- Initial Rotating System (IRS)
- Temporary Landing System (TLS)
- Level
- LevelStep
- Grade Recognition System (GRS)
- ARE [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:01] <Needle_> The Japanese players sometimes call the between-piece time "ARE"
[07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <Needle_> The word pops up sometime in 2ch so might help on the comprehension [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <colour_thief> does that stand for anything? [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:02] <Needle_> Well, it's a stupid story really [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:03] <Needle_> The word "are" (not "arr", but pronounced "a ray" quickly) means "it" or "that" in Japanese [07:36] <colour_thief> [14:03] <Needle_> People were initially calling the between-piece time "it" or "that time between pieces", often using the word "are" [07:37] <colour_thief> [14:04] <Needle_> Then someone wrote it in transliterated alphabet form, and since it looked cooler and sorta like an acronym, the name stuck as "ARE" (ay arr ee). [07:37] <colour_thief> [14:04] <Needle_> So it doesn't really stand for anything :D
Game mode Achievment
Rotation system
ok you certainly know the basics, but certainly it's not sufficient if you want to become a Gm Class player
Time Attack
stuff that you MUST learn.
20G build
blinded challenge
Wall Kick Analysis
Synchro Analysis
miscanellous Tips
- 4 directionnal Arcade Stick limitation need
Temp Idea data
- Japanese/French support