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Latest revision as of 07:00, 2 November 2023
The tetrion is the frame that surrounds the playfield. Henk Rogers has defined "tetrion" as the machine that plays Tetris.[1]
Different tetrions may implement different variations of the game rules. For example, TAP indicates the game mode with different frame colors:
 Normal |
 Master Doubles |
 T.A. Death |
 TGM+ |
Similar to TAP, TGM3 uses differently colored tetrions for each game mode:
- Easy: Green
- Sakura: Pink
- Master: Blue
- Shirase: Red
In Tetris Worlds, tetrions are described as gateways which, when opened, give the Minos access to a new planet in their galaxy suitable for terraforming.