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Tetris DS
Title screen
Title screen, with instructions
Publisher Nintendo
Platform(s) Adobe Flash
Release date 2006[citation needed]
Genre Puzzle
Rating(s) N/A
Mode(s) Single player
Format HTML
Input Mouse
Icon of Tetris DS Puzzle Mode
Icon

Tetris DS Puzzle Mode was an online Flash advergame that appeared on the Nintendo Arcade section of Nintendo's official website, where it was simply listed as Tetris DS.[1] It is meant to function as a demo for the Nintendo DS title of the same name, specifically its Puzzle mode.

The game is themed after Super Mario Bros. 3, using graphics of clouds, hills, and colored blocks from that game to compose the background. Two Green Yoshis using sprites from Yoshi's Cookie hold a big sign showing the level currently being played, and another one peeks from behind the game board.

Gameplay

Similarly to a game of Tetris, the goal in this game is to clear several rows of blocks by using two tetrominos in the intended order. The player must first select the tetrimino, then choose a viable position to fit the gap in the blocks; the tetrimino then automatically falls into the gap. Straight and Z-shaped tetriminos have only two possible positions to choose from, while the rest (J-, L-, and T-shaped) have four. If the player mistakes a selection, they can choose to retry the level or go back to the level menu.

The game presents five levels that can be played in any order, and the game is won once all levels are completed. On both the title and congratulatory screens, the player can opt to visit the official Tetris DS website.

Gameplay
Gameplay
Level menu
Level menu. Completed levels are marked with a star icon.

Gallery

References

  1. ^ Nintendo Arcade. nintendo.com. Archived September 11, 2007 via Wayback Machine. Retrieved December 27, 2017.