Tetris DX
The definitive Game Boy Color version of Tetris featuring vibrant colors, new multiplayer modes, and the iconic 'Marathon' challenge. Includes 3 game modes and battery backup for high scores.
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About This Retro Game
Enhanced color palettes bring new life to the classic falling blocks puzzle game, with different colors for each tetromino shape.
Introduces the 'Ultra' mode (score attack) and '40 Lines' speed challenge alongside the traditional Marathon mode.
Link cable support for 2-player versus matches with new garbage line mechanics and the ability to steal lines from your opponent.
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