|platform = [[:Category:DS games|Nintendo DS]] ...gamebrew.org/wiki/Tetris:_The_Grand_Master_3_DS Tetris: The Grand Master 3 DS] at GameBrew

...ed free online play all over the world. It was used by Nintendo DS and Wii games. It was succeeded by Nintendo Network. This service ended for DS and Wii games on May 20, 2014, though unofficial servers exist.

Games using this rotation system generally have no [[lock delay]]. ...hed by Nintendo (''[[Tetris DX]]'', ''[[The New Tetris]]'', and ''[[Tetris DS]]'') use different rotation systems.

|platform = [[:Category:Arcade games|Arcade]], Playstation 2 '''''Tetris Kiwamemichi''''' is a game that looks very similar to ''[[Tetris DS]]'' and ''[[Tetris Advance]]''. The game includes a four player co-op and v

...]. Interest increased when Colin Fahey created his own AI. Online fan made games [[Tetron]] and [[Tnet2]] gave players the ability to make their own algorit

The earliest games awarded points only for dropping [[tetromino]]es, and some even gave a pena After [[Tetris (Game Boy)|''Tetris'' for Game Boy]], most games adopted a scoring system designed to reward difficult clears by giving poin

...gory:Game Boy games|GBA]], Wii, [[:Category:DS games|DSi]], [[:Category:DS games|3DS]] Earlier games show only the one in Mario's hand.

|platform = [[:Category:Game Boy games|Game Boy Advance]] '''''Tetris Advance''''' is an authentic ''Tetris'' [[Games|game]] published only in Japan.

*Tetris: [[Tetris Worlds]] style marathon mode, with [[Tetris DS]] style scoring system. Like to TDS, T-Spin without any [[wall kick]]s will *Ultra2min: 2 minutes '''line''' attack mode. Unlike to the other games, score has no effect on ranking.

...ded) to refer to a characteristic in recent [[Tetris Guideline]]-compliant games where the [[lock delay]] of a tetromino is reset whenever it is moved or ro ...se:インフィニティ) has been seen mostly in the official documentation of Japanese games, and used by developers. In Tetris Worlds, where the feature first appeared

Different games have used different combinations of these conditions: *[[Tetris (Atari)]], [[Tetris (NES, Tengen)]], [[The New Tetris]], and Tetris DS (push mode): partial lock out or garbage out

There are some games that give scoring rewards for twisting a tetromino into a tight space. When Two basic algorithms, with slight variations, have been used in newer games to detect and reward in-place spins:

...:Category:Game Boy games|Game Boy Advance]]; [[:Category:DS games|Nintendo DS]] ...her tetromino games such as [[Tetris The GrandMaster Series]] and [[Tetris DS]]. As of June 21st 2012, LockJaw is no longer available for download due to

General Garbage System in [[Tetris Guideline|Guideline]] Games Some games will deviate from this. For example, sending more than one gap per row (''

...t games allow only I, L, and J tetrominoes to complete a triple, but newer games with [[SRS]] allow S, Z, and T tetrominoes to [[twist]] into seemingly impo A ''tetris'' is four lines cleared simultaneously. In most games, this can only be done with an "I" tetromino.

...s "T-Spin Mini". In single player mode, there is no difference to [[Tetris DS]]. But in VS modes, "T-Spin Mini" sends fewer garbages than T-Spin (no kick ...points to increase a level is much shorter than other guideline compatible games.

...rwise difficult situations. These examples cover [[Tetris Guideline|recent games]], but some of them may not work for earlier ''[[Tetris]]'' [[game]]s that ...ace. Two basic algorithms, with slight variations, have been used in newer games to detect and reward in-place spins:

{{Infobox |title = Tetris DS |platform = [[:Category:DS games|Nintendo DS]]

...to downward motion of each [[tetromino]] in ''Tetris'' [[game]]s and other games that use falling pieces. ...no cannot move down further, it locks into place either immediately or, in games that use [[TGM rotation]] or [[SRS]], after [[Lock delay|a short delay]].

Games using [[TGM rotation]] do not need the same floor kick for T as described a However, these games need floor kick in a different circumstance where bounding-box systems do n