Tetris Worlds

Tetris Evolution

Tetris Evolution brings the timeless falling‑block puzzle to Xbox 360 with fresh twists like Go Low and Eraser, keeping the core gameplay familiar while adding strategic depth. Whether you’re playing solo or challenging friends, the game offers both local split‑screen and online multiplayer via Xbox Live. Designed by Mass Media Inc and published by THQ, the title supports up to four players on a single console and four players online, delivering a competitive yet accessible experience for puzzle lovers of all ages.

The New Tetris

The New Tetris reinvents the classic falling‑block formula by letting players create 4x4 squares of whole pieces. When a perfect square is formed it solidifies into a shimmering gold or silver block that stays on the board. These blocks add strategic depth: clearing a line that contains a block awards extra points, and blocks can only be built from untouched pieces. The game supports single‑player, multiplayer, and split‑screen modes, offering both solo challenges and competitive play.

Tetris 64

Tetris 64 brings the timeless block‑dropping puzzle to the Nintendo 64, featuring English text despite its Japan‑only release in 1998. The game uniquely supports the console's bio‑sensor accessory, adding a novel twist to the classic formula. Designed for both solo play and party settings, it offers split‑screen multiplayer, making it a perfect choice for casual gatherings and competitive challenges alike.

Retro World

Retro World transports you to a town obsessed with video games, where classic arcade cabinets and modern consoles coexist. Explore a living timeline of gaming, from Pong's simple paddles to today's high‑octane shooters, while uncovering a mysterious phenomenon affecting the town's children. Attend midnight game launches, compete in in‑game tournaments, and read interactive magazines for tips and rumors. Team up with friends in co‑op mode or go solo to solve the spooky mystery that lurks behind the retro craze.

Tetris Party

Tetris Party brings the classic block‑stacking challenge to the Wii with a fresh twist. Ten brand‑new single‑player and multiplayer variations, including Field Climber, Stage Racer, Shadow, and Balance Board‑enabled modes, keep gameplay lively and engaging. The game leverages the Wii Remote’s point‑and‑shoot capabilities and even supports the Wii Balance Board for a truly interactive experience, making it perfect for family gatherings, parties, and competitive play.