Super Tetris 3

Super Tetris 3
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Developer(s)	Bullet Proof Software
Publisher(s)	Bullet Proof Software
Release Date(s)	December 16, 1994
Platform(s)	Super Famicom
Gameplay Info
Next pieces
Playfield dimensions
Hold piece	No
Hard drop	No
Rotation system	BPS rotation (SRS predecessor)
Has 180 rotation	{{{180}}}
Adjustable tuning	{{{tuning}}}
Garbage attack type	{{{garbage}}}
Garbage blocking type	{{{blocking}}}
Website	{{{website}}}

スーパーテトリス3

This game uses SRS, but without wallkicks, as well as non-standard piece colors. Randomizer is apparently memoryless, or close to it.

The game does have lock delay, uses step reset, and has smooth fall and rotate animation, just like The New Tetris (with all of its problems with overhangs)

It has the following modes:

• Standard Tetris: This is either Endless (the standard Tetris) or Standard. Standard has 25 lines to clear to advance to the next level, and clears the screen for each level. It also gives you three lives, allowing two topouts without ending the game. Standard plays like the original BPS Famicom version of Tetris did.

• Magicaliss: Pieces have a color, red, green, or blue, which can be changed by rotating 4 times in the same direction. Clearing a line that is one solid color erases all blocks that match the color. There are also wild blocks, which count as all colors, but are not removed by a single color clear, and smaller, grey blocks, which are never removed in a line clear. The only way to remove a grey block is to do a single color line clear with no grey blocks in it, which converts all grey blocks to the color. The game features cascade gravity after a single color line clear. Again, endless and standard are available.

• Sparkliss: This plays very similarly to Bombliss, except that the "bombs" explode Bomberman-style, only erasing in their column and row. This, naturally, makes the playfield harder to clear than in the original Bombliss. Any square surrounded with explosions also vanish. This has contest mode, and a puzzle mode, where you have a fixed sequence of limited pieces to clear the starting pattern.

• Famliss: This allows 4 simultaneous players, and in fact requires it. If you try to only start one player, it will tell you to go get your family, and refuse to start.

This game is also notable for its remix of the original BPS tune from the old Famicom Tetris, Technotris.