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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Fri, 04 December 2020, 09:48:16
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Personal Best.. Finally broke 1 Milpuntos..
The trick is to ignore tetris.
- Turn music in game setting to off
- Make sure battery voltage is High, otherwise there's input lag at high levels.
- Lubricate d-pad for improved input precision.
- Don't count on T-spin @ highs levels
Tetris DX iz bes tetris on gameboy.
- Faster movement
- Softlock
- Color coded blocks
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I could do 154 lines on Original Gameboy Tetris. This probably doesn't mean much anymore but I was competing with a friend for weeks and I felt it was so significant I can still remember 30 years later.
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/Challenge Accepted.
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I was just reading up on the world record holder there (400+ lines) he says the game it's one of the few Tetris games where the pieces are totally randomised so it's a very luck based thing to try get records on.
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My son doesn't like Tetris but he's completely hooked on Mega Drive Columns for some reason.
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I was just reading up on the world record holder there (400+ lines) he says the game it's one of the few Tetris games where the pieces are totally randomised so it's a very luck based thing to try get records on.
Were there other rules? start at lvl 0 or lvl 9
/respect Shapey, your record remains unbroken.
You should try playing now with Adult-Level Processing power.
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Tetris DMG Gameboy is definitely harder to control, you have to start pressing before the piece even draws to get it to the corners later on.
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Damn that was quick.
Uhh the world record peeps start at lvl9 cos you can get a higher score that way but I don't think there's any rule that you have to.
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Damn that was quick.
Uhh the world record peeps start at lvl9 cos you can get a higher score that way but I don't think there's any rule that you have to.
You'd be surprised how much guder' you are as an adult, time to go dig out your ol' DMG, pre-Covid Nostalgia.
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used to beat Tetris DX all the time and get the rocket shop at the end that drops Tetris bits onto Earth with a bunch of fireworks for every subsequent score tier.
I suck now but I used to be a monster in my super autistic teens when I had all the time in the world to perfect my games.