Tetris (NES) Playthrough, Tengen version - NintendoComplete
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- A playthrough of Tengen's 1989 puzzle game for the NES, Tetris.
Played a single player game, beginning on level 0 and ending on level 13 with a final total of 559 lines.
Tengen's NES port of the arcade version of Tetris was actually the first NES Tetris game to show up in the US, released about six months before Nintendo's own version. Unfortunately, about a month after it went up for sale, Nintendo landed the console rights for Tetris and quickly put the kibosh on Tengen's game.
I say unfortunately because, though Nintendo's Tetris ( • Tetris (NES) Playthrou... ) was an excellent game, it was not as fully-featured as Tengen's.
This one features splitscreen two-player versus play, as well as the novel inclusion of cooperative play (with another human or CPU player) on an extra-wide playing field. And while it's missing cutscenes of Nintendo's game, it does feature a cool little dance party scene between each round.
Otherwise, it's the same Tetris that we all know and love, just with a giant footprint in the middle of its head from where Nintendo curb stomped it to make way for their own.
I mean, I get that business is business, but what a douche move.
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Fun fact: Those little dancers take up half of the graphics space on the cartridge.
Also, the Cyrillic letter "я" actually makes the "ya" sound, meaning this game is actually pronounced "Tetyais".
And "ТЕТЯ" means "aunt".
@@renatnasyrov Ah yes, my favorite game, AUNTIS.
I remember when I was 8 years old my mom used to play tetris :"))
Those days just flew away :")
Nintendo's version of Tetris was good, but it feels a bit barebones once you've played this Atari-made port.
agreed. Still miffed that Nintendo Tetris had no 2 player
The BPS Famicom has pecked up controls, down for rotate, A for hard drop.
And the arcade one was the absolute best! I'm really happy they kept the arcade music intact in this release, just wish it would cycle, but still!
For some reason, I find it satisfying to see the classification of lines being cleared out, especially “Tetris”.
I agree with this port being rock-solid with controls and graphics, especially the co-op mode
I paid $40 for a cart only copy years ago at the Play N Trade in my town, never thought I'd run into a copy of this game in the wild.
The best version of Tetris
This is my favorite tetris. It so very clean and simple compare to other that had pixelated
моя любимая версия тетриса. эх... ностальгия.
Probably the first uncommon NES game I went hunting for. Glad I did!
I hate how the music always sounds like it’s gonna transition into the Game Boy Tetris theme and then it never does lol
Kind of like a good sneeze that doesn’t come out
Man, if only this was like future Tetris where you could battle people and make a crossover with Sega’s Puyo Puyo.
Soundtracks are beautiful. My fav tetris game
The domed building pictured that everyone thinks is the Kremlin actually isn't. It's St. Basil's Cathedral. The real Kremlin is a fortified building in the center of Moscow. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Kremlin
Holy cow! I actually remember playing this as a kid. For some reason, I thought my memory was faulty, having mostly remembered the blockier NES version that came after. But I distinctly remember the blocks being simpler like this, without the little squares drawn. I thought it was a case of Mengele effect. It actually existed!
Tengen Tetris is the superior nes port
I'll definitely check out this ver. of the game and the one Nintendo did, too! Nicely played!
Gotta love the dancers' animations!
I still have this one
*Name:* ALX
*Score:* 429.788
*Lines:* 559
I played this. I loved this. It was on the cartrides that had many games, and many duplicates. Then we got "tetris" and ofc i loved just as much, but this music is a salve to me.
This is the unlicensed version of the game. There's also an undumped licensed prototype that was originally intended to be published by Tengen, but it was cancelled. I hope programmers and many people one daym could dump the cancelled licensed Tengen version of the game. Had Tengen's version was released, then this might be the default.
El primero videojuego de Tetris que jugué en mi vida y mi favorito de todos los tiempos. Yo pienso en esta versión cuando alguien menciona Tetris.
Es muucho peor que el arcade que es bueno , este fue un poco engaño, lo vendieron como si fuese el de recreativa y claramente es muy inferior. Me alegro te trae nostalgia y buenos recuerdos para muchos al contrario. saludo
@@anibalmunoz5569este lo prohibieron porque era mucho mejor que el de nintendo jajajaja
@@anibalmunoz5569y aún así mejor q la versión oficial de nes
So when i played as a kid, i didnt know this was another version, not the real tetris game.
que recuerdos¡ eso fue nuestra infancia
Miss this song so much 😍 the dancing people too!!
Nice! I prefer the signal, but some of my online friends prefer the TenGen port. Anyone care discuss this further? Also, I've been exploring the ideas of collecting in small instalments by different publishers, as I'll probably never a 100 percent complete. Would any of you guys and gals recommend this publisher as a good place to start? If not, can you recommend a good, kinda. On the cheap side? Collecting/gaming on a budget?
Hello Bro, I ask, is this Tetris game there for Android and Playstation 2?
The Best version
Bello juego version tengen de tetris amo su música y la jugabilidad es fácil para pasarlo todo los niveles
11:28 first time I saw someone stack them like that, wow
The funkiest T-spin ever performed
I have both NES tetris and tengen tetris I love them both a Plat them constantly but I got to give the edge to NES tetris I just feels smoother and more polished my biggest gripe with tengen tetris is those damn intermission they mess me all up
I swear there was there was already a video about this game here?
I don't believe I've ever uploaded a video of the Tengen version
@@NintendoComplete Hmm. My mistake.
9:24
It was programmed in ussr but with english language??
Good job
Why the thumbnail looks like russian architecture?
The game is Russian. That's why it says "The Soviet Mind Game" on the title screen. Or maybe I just wanted to fool people into thinking Dr. Cossack's castle was also in Tetris. Whichever you prefer.
I have a chinese version of it, it's still cool but the colour saturation and intro were different, no credits, less decoration and same music.
懐かしい
As someone with all three Famicom/NES versions, I'm not sure I'd call it the best. The 2 player modes are a good inclusion, but I don't think that makes it inherently better. For one thing, they don't have real interaction between the players like the sending of garbage from the Game Boy version (which would also have been in Nintendo's version had they not run out of time to make the release date). But also the mechanics are inferior to the Nintendo version. It has much stiffer movements; playing them back to back, it's obvious that the Nintendo version is a much smoother game. It has a weird rotation system that always places the piece as though it were in the top left of a box around it, even when that doesn't make sense as a pivot point (it's especially noticeable on the T piece). And the speed curve is too slow, making the game feel like a drag at times, and doesn't quite get as frantically paced. The whole pause, take score, and continue at higher level (which BPS's Famicom version also has) is clearly influenced from the Atari Games arcade version, but it doesn't have the variable goals that version has to keep it more interesting.
Surprisingly accurate to the arcade version, although I think Nintendo’s versions have aged a bit better than the original arcade version. Not to say that it’s bad, it’s still very much Tetris, just doesn’t have the same charm as the Nintendo Versions.
Technically this version should be pronounced "tetyis"
Never Heard of This Version
This version of Tetris is rare. It was pulled off shelves because Nintendo had the rights to this game.
@@mattsneed4569 I felt bad for Nintendo of America playing god with video game content prior to the ESRB, and they did that only because they were scared of ending up like Atari Corporation. I'm happy they still became successful though despite their rough beginnings after Atari messed up the video game industry back in the early 80's.
It is true that it is a "pirate" game?
Yes, but not intentionally. There was a big race when it came to who would get the console publishing rights to Tetris.
At first Tengen thought they had successfully obtained the rights to produce a NES version of Tetris, so they went right on ahead and created it.
However, a few days after the release of Tengen's NES port, it had became known around the grape vine that it was actually Nintendo who had officially obtained the rights to produce an adaptation of Tetris on the NES, and as a result, Tengen was left with no other decision but to recall all copies of their version of Tetris to avoid the big N from slapping them with a lawsuit, especially considering they already had bad blood with Nintendo after they took them to court over reserve engineering the 10NES lockout chip, allowing Tengen to publish their games on the NES without having to pay Nintendo's expensive publishing fees and strict limit on how many games a 3rd party publisher was allowed to put out a year.
As for piracy, it was a small game with no copy protection, making it easy for pirate companies to remove the copyright strings from the title screen and slap it on the millions of 1000000000 in 1 multicarts they produced.
@@Taneuma_563 Thanks. I never knew the truth behind this amazing version of Tetris. Its a true classic especially the music, many of his tunes are iconic.
6:17 😇
Reto bit
I hate this version because it almost destroyed my favorite. Thanks to Elorg licensing Tetris to Nintendo, the game is now alive, with Tengen version being no longer sold.
You just hatin
@@familar_of_love1445 I never ever prefer competitors over Nintendo.