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In [[Tetris]] games, the player must '''rotate''' the [[tetramino|tetraminos]], changing their [[orientation]] so that they will fit into the well in advantagious positions. Most (all?) official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetramino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks. All seven of the tetraminos can be rotated, including the O piece (which has only one orientation).
In [[Tetris]] games, the player must '''rotate''' the [[tetromino|tetrominos]], changing their [[orientation]] so that they will fit into the well in advantagious positions. Most (all?) official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetramino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks. All seven of the tetraminos can be rotated, including the O piece (which has only one orientation).


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 16:36, 26 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. Most (all?) official or quasi-official Tetris games give the player the ability to rotate a tetramino either clockwise or counterclockwise as many times as the player can before it locks. All seven of the tetraminos can be rotated, including the O piece (which has only one orientation).

See also