Tetris DX for Game Boy Color

Pros: addictive, test of brains and reflexes

Cons: six hours pass and it feels like a few minutes

The Bottom Line: I've played Tetris DX more than any other Gameboy game I own. It's a must-have for people who like puzzle and brainy games.

Review: Back many many moons ago when I was in college, we found this new game. It was small, addictive, and supposed to be a Russian invention. We naturally joked that it was a Communist plot to weaken the American college educational system, and proceeded to...

Pros: New features & modes, classic(and new) Tetris fun

Cons: Unimpressive BGM, weird Tetris SFX still there

Review: I'm going to admit, I tried my best to not buy this game. I kept telling myself, "You already own Tetris(the first one). You don't need two of the exact same game, do you?" I even tried to use the excuse that the game was $29.96. But,...

Pros: * The classic, in color! * Will appeal to all ages * Addictive

Cons: * Nothing at all!

The Bottom Line: For fans of the original game, this is a must-buy and one of those games that'll also appeal to all ages.

Review: This was the first game ever released on the original Gameboy and now it's brought to life in brilliant color!
Tetris DX is the classic Russian puzzler that everyone of all ages can enjoy.

Marathon mode is the classic mode where you play...

Pros: Sound is great, controls are great

Cons: Some people may not feel it's worth the price

Review: When I first heard about Tetris Deluxe, I thought what a waste. $30 for the same old game. But after playing it a couple of times I was hooked. There are so many more features than the old tetris, that many tetris addict will definitely feel that this...

Pros: Saving features, tighter control

Cons: New music

Review: Ahh, Tetris DX.

Originally I was under the impression that this was just the Gameboy Tetris released 10 previously, but with color support for GameBoy Color. Not so. It's of course extremely similar, though. It's Tetris.

Modes of...