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== 2005 Version ==
== 2005 Version ==
{|
|[[Image:Big_Screen_Tetris_(2005)_boxart.png|thumb|none|x250px|Big Screen Tetris packaging]]
|[[Image:Big_Screen_Tetris_(2005)_device.png|thumb|none|x250px|Big Screen Tetris device]]
|}
The version of this game with a "copyright 2005" on its package still doesn't have Super Rotation.
The version of this game with a "copyright 2005" on its package still doesn't have Super Rotation.
[[Drop|Gravity]] has no lock delay. It must have been grandfathered as a non-[[Tetris Guideline|Guideline]] game.
[[Drop|Gravity]] has no lock delay. It must have been grandfathered as a non-[[Tetris Guideline|Guideline]] game.

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Big Screen Tetris
Developer(s)Radica Games
Publisher(s)Radica Games
Platform(s)Dedicated device
Release2002?
Gameplay info
Next pieces1
Playfield size10 × 20
Hold pieceNo
Hard dropNo
Rotation systemBPS rotation with wallkick, not SRS

Big Screen Tetris is a dedicated handheld Tetris game by Radica. It features a monochrome, low resolution LCD screen where each block in the playfield is one pixel.

2002 Version

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2005 Version

Big Screen Tetris packaging
Big Screen Tetris device

The version of this game with a "copyright 2005" on its package still doesn't have Super Rotation. Gravity has no lock delay. It must have been grandfathered as a non-Guideline game.

A "sound" button allows switching among silence, music (a monophonic ringtone arrangement of "Korobeiniki) without sound effects, and sound effects without music. A "pause" button allows switching between the game and a scrolling "PAUSED" screen.

2008 Version

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