Effective controls built around the iPhone. Magic mode adds iPhone-centric extras. Catchy graphics are bold and clear.
Two modes of play still can grow repetitive. Can’t swap the nextpiece or powerup icons to opposite side of the screen.
With fingers all over the screen, the action occasionally becomes obscured, and lefties will accidentally activate those power-ups. But most of the time, well-planned controls make Tetris feel new again.Tetris...
Published: 2006-09-27, Author: Stuart Dredge , review by: pocketgamer.co.uk
Abstract: Tetris needs no introduction from me. But to avoid the embarrassment of a couple of blank paragraphs, here goes.Developed by Russian genius Alexey Pazhitnov in the mid-1980s, Tetris has since been released on just about every gaming platform, selling m...
Classic formula is as excellent as ever , Variants offer intriguing and challenging new ways to play , Great multiplayer support, both locally and online , Online leaderboards foster competition.
Doesn't always make best use of wide screen , No way for local guests to track progress or set high scores.
Tetris' first appearance on the PlayStation 3 is also one of its best....
