Review: Magical Tetris Challenge (N64) Drew Wilson | April 1, 2022 In this review, things take a whole new form in the N64 game Magical Tetris Challenge. we find out what it’s like to play this puzzle game.
Review: Tetris (Sega Genesis) Drew Wilson | March 4, 2022 In this review, we get as many lines as possible in the Sega Genesis game, Tetris. We find out if this puzzle game is worth playing.
Review: Magical Tetris Challenge (Game Boy Color) Drew Wilson | March 5, 2021 In this review, we knock on everything in the Game Boy Color game Magical Tetris Challenge. we find out how well this puzzle game plays.
Review: Tetris Worlds (Game Boy Advance) Drew Wilson | December 1, 2017 In this review, we look for some natural scenery as we play the Game Boy Advance game Tetris Worlds. We find out how this puzzle game plays.
Review: Tetris DX (Game Boy Color) Drew Wilson | April 21, 2017 In this review, we beg the game for that elusive line piece in the game Tetris DX. We find out if this game is a great follow-up to the original Game Boy version.
Review: Tetris Plus (Game Boy) Drew Wilson | September 23, 2016 In this review, we line ourselves up with another Tetris game. This time, we give the puzzle game Tetris Plus a try.
Review: Tetris (Gameboy) Drew Wilson | November 28, 2013 By Drew Wilson Tetris is a puzzle game with many different versions. In this review, we check out one of the most classic versions of this game: the one released on the original Gameboy. We check out this version and see how worth it this game is to play today.
Review: Tetris (NES) Drew Wilson | November 14, 2013 By Drew Wilson Tetris is one of those puzzle games with countless versions, but for players that got their start gaming on the regular Nintendo, this was probably their first encounter of the seemingly immortal game Tetris. We take a look at this extremely early version to see how well it stacks up today.
Review: The New Tetris (N64) Drew Wilson | October 10, 2013 By Drew Wilson The New Tetris is one of way too many interpretations of Tetris. It attempts to take the old concept of Tetris that really is quite timeless and add a, as the title suggests, a “new” twist to it. We see if this new twist is worth looking at.
