The classic Tetris game ... falling blocks puzzler is claimed to be playable in most desktop browsers and, indeed, we ...

Lumines, which garnered cult classic status on PSP, is getting a psychedelic audiovisual makeover, courtesy of Tetris Effect studio Enhance.

Not only are you playing against dozens of other Tetris fans, but they sabotage your game by sending their overflow blocks over to your screen at the worst possible moments. I’ve only scraped ...

Damn, you, Tetris! Anyone who wasted more productive ... was a true believer from the moment he saw the blocks cascading down a computer screen. It seems like a no-brainer in retrospect, sure ...

Back in 1985, in the Cold War Soviet Union, the man responsible for one of the most addictive computer games ... T-shaped on-screen blocks. Word spread, floppy disks of the game followed and, before ...

The game, in which players must manipulate blocks of different shapes as they slide down a screen ... A Russian computer scientist named Alexey Pajitnov invented Tetris in 1984.

At that point, the speed at which Tetris blocks fall becomes so fast that it wasn’t physically feasible to reach either side of the well by just pressing the left or right buttons on an NES ...

Tetris Forever chronicles the confluence of mathematical study, computer ... to work on a screen. The result had the same infinitely challenging quality of assembling his wooden blocks.