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Tetris Art - a set on Flickr
flickr.com - 2/5/2009
Tetris Art - a set on Flickr
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gangles.ca - 2/2/2009
Inventory Tetris
— gangles.ca — Although I’m not taking part in this year’s Global Game Jam, I coincidentally decided to also put... together a small game over the last two days. It was a feat only made possibly by the friendliness of the LÖVE 2D engine, a free weekend and ... (more) Inventory Tetris

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Alexey Pajitnov is Better then Miyamoto
kombo.com - 2/11/2009
Alexey Pajitnov is Better then Miyamoto
— kombo.com — I can bet my car that most of you who are reading this do not know who... Pajitnov is. I don't blame you either, because I just recently found out simply because I'm as curious as your neighborhood cat. He, like Miyamoto, created a very, very good game, ... (more) Alexey Pajitnov is Better then Miyamoto

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Destructoid:  In Sydney, Tetris is seedy and hangs out in dark alleys

That VideoGame Blog:  Giant Tetris bricks falling in Australia

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In Sydney, Tetris is seedy and hangs out in dark alleys
Destructoid — ...but no one is scared of you, Tetris. I mean, you're Tetris. Everyone loves you -- including artists. This work, this group of huge Tetris blocks wedged (improperly!) in a narrow alleyway is called One More Go One More Go, and is actually part of an outdoor exhibition called Live Lanes - By George! You'll find these huge falling blocks on Abercrombie Lane in Sydney, Australia. Or... Justin S's Flickr page has several photos of the pieces.  From a sign at the installation: ...

Giant Tetris bricks falling in Australia
That VideoGame Blog — ... These giant hunks of nostalgia adorning an alley in Sydney, Australia are part of the city’s new outdoor art initiative, Live Lanes - By George!, which explores the potetional of otherwise unasuming laneways to become gateways to an artistic, creative and innovative state of mind. This particular installation in Abercrombie Lane, which references the much beloved puzzler, begs the question “Who has been playing Giant Tetris?” Who, indeed. ...

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Sirtet — FreeGamesNews
Sirtet is another variation on Tetris developed by Guilherme Töws based on an original idea by David Friedman . The object of the game is to form tetraminoes (the four-piece group that you’re familiar with in Tetris) out of the falling blocks. Press the left and right arrow keys to move ...