The NES Tetris scene has been booming over the years thanks to the likes of competitions like the Classic Tetris World Championships. As more players discover NES Tetris along with new tricks and ...

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The NES version of Tetris has been around for over 34 years, but a human has just completed it for the first time. Tetris on NES does not have a traditional ending; beating this game means reaching a ...

Classic puzzle game Tetris has been around for over three decades, and in that time, plenty of people havereached its various endings, usually byclearing four rows of bricks at once like a digital ...

NES Tetris players are using a new technique called Rolling to set new world records by achieving button presses of over 20 times per second. YouTuber aGameScout detailed this new up-and-coming ...

For decades after its 1989 release, each of the hundreds of millions of standard NES Tetris games ended the same way: A block reaches the top of the screen and triggers a “game over” message. That ...

Just to add to this: Rolling is not just faster, but safer on the fingers/wrists, and really opened the playfield again for older players as it requires less continual stress compared to hypertapping.

When you think of esports, Tetris likely doesn’t come to mind. Let alone NES Tetris played on original hardware. Yet, this weekend at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo a new Classic Tetris World Champion ...

In the fall of 2018, tucked away in a side hall at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, seven-time Classic Tetris World Champion (CTWC), Jonas Neubauer, found himself against the ropes. 37-year-old ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. One the most recognizable versions of Tetris can be found on the original NES, but it lacks some of the features we now consider standard for the ...