Tetris Worlds
Xbox- Publisher: THQ
- Release Date: Jun 24, 2002
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 2
Summary:
For over a decade, the Tetris series has made an appearance on every game system. Tetris Worlds continues that streak, bringing their distinct brand of simple, yet addictive gameplay to the current generation of systems. Small shapes called Tetraminoes fall from the top of the screen to the bottom and you must rotate them and fit them together to complete lines. The game features six different variations of the classic Tetris, multiplayer mode for up to four players, and six different worlds. Sound easy? Once you start, you can't stop.
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| Rating: | E |
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| Developer: | Radical Entertainment |
| Genre(s): | Miscellaneous, Puzzle, Stacking |
| Number of Players: | 1-4 Players |
| Sound: | Dolby Digital 5.1 |
| Offline Modes: | Competitive |
| Connectivity: | Online |
| Special Controllers: | Headset |
| Online Modes: | Competitive |
| Resolution: | 480p |
| Customization: | Custom Soundtracks |
| Compatibility: | Plays on Xbox 360 |
| Cast | Credit |
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| David Pellas | Lead Game Designer |
| David Nolte | Game Designer |
| Slava Likhatchev | Graphics Designer |
| Donovan Miller | Audio Producer |
| Colin Penty | Artists |
| Kirsten Forbes | Producer |
| Darren Woo | Artists |
| Wilkin Ng | Programmer |
| Young Tae Son | Programmer |
| Xichi Zheng | Technical Director |
| Tony Chu | Programmer |
| Chu-Chu Kenchenten | Artists |
| Ryan Ridout | Programmer |
| Kent Wilson | Artists |
| Novy Dhillon | Artists |
| Fernando Medrano | Art Director |
| Geoff Richardson | Artists |
| Ulric Wong | Programmer |
| Carlo Chu | Programmer |
| Gene Endroy | Artists |
| Shamus Horak | Artists |
| Rrian Roche | Artists |
| Colin Matisz | Artist |
| Hironmoy Bhowmik | Artists |
| Jeff Soloway | Artist |
| John Ray | Game Designer |
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Awards & Rankings
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#68 Most Discussed Xbox Game of 2002
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