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* CommonKnowledge: The Sega Genesis Mini version of the game is often thought to be the finished version of the scrapped port for the original Genesis, but is actually made from whole cloth specifically for the Mini.
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** The UpdatedRerelease ''Tetris DX'' for the Platform/GameBoyColor is roundly disliked, both for the distracting animated backdrops and for its new Korobeiniki-free soundtrack. Many fans still scratch their head to this day over how Nintendo could have messed up something as simple as adding color to the original Game Boy port, which most people would have very happily settled for.
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* {{Narm}}: The Atari version makes generous use of TheBackwardsR, which speakers of Cyrillic-based language will find hilarious as they play ''TETYAIS'' and aim for a "HIGH SCOYAE".
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* {{Narm}}: The Atari version makes generous use of TheBackwardsR, which speakers of Cyrillic-based language will find hilarious as they play ''TETYAIS'' and aim for a "HIGH SCOYAE".
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* SelfImposedChallenge: With Hold Piece introduced in modern games, however players may choose not to hold any pieces for a classic ''Tetris'' experience.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: With Hold Piece introduced in modern games, however players may choose not to hold any pieces for a classic ''Tetris'' experience.
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* ObviousBeta: Creator/{{Ubisoft}}'s version of ''Tetris Ultimate'' on the Platform/PlayStation4 and Platform/XboxOne is notorious for having lag issues, as well as crashing entirely.
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* NintendoHard: [[https://tetris.com/play-tetris The version on tetris.com]] features 30 levels where past level 19, tetrominoes instantly drop to the floor and the lock delay gradually decreases until you don't even have enough time to manipulate the tetromino anymore.
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* {{Sequelitis}}:
** Most fans disavow the existence of ''Tetris 2'' on Nintendo's platforms, not least because it felt far more like a warmed-over ''VideoGame/DrMario'' game (with more confusing rules than that game, to boot) than a sequel to ''Tetris''. The SNES port does have a few fans for its impressive artwork and the amount of content in its "Puzzle" mode, but the NES and especially Game Boy ports, much less so.
** The UpdatedRerelease ''Tetris DX'' for the Platform/GameBoyColor is also derided, both for the distracting animated backdrops and for its new Korobeiniki-free soundtrack. It's not outright ''hated'' like ''Tetris 2'' often is, but many fans still scratch their head to this day over how Nintendo could have messed up something as simple as adding color to the original Game Boy port, which most people would have very happily settled for.
** Most fans disavow the existence of ''Tetris 2'' on Nintendo's platforms, not least because it felt far more like a warmed-over ''VideoGame/DrMario'' game (with more confusing rules than that game, to boot) than a sequel to ''Tetris''. The SNES port does have a few fans for its impressive artwork and the amount of content in its "Puzzle" mode, but the NES and especially Game Boy ports, much less so.
** The UpdatedRerelease ''Tetris DX'' for the Platform/GameBoyColor is also derided, both for the distracting animated backdrops and for its new Korobeiniki-free soundtrack. It's not outright ''hated'' like ''Tetris 2'' often is, but many fans still scratch their head to this day over how Nintendo could have messed up something as simple as adding color to the original Game Boy port, which most people would have very happily settled for.
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** Versions of ''Tetris'' that don't have "Korobeiniki" -- specifically, versions made after the 1989 Game Boy version, the first game to feature it[[note]]The exceedingly rare first version of the Game Boy ''Tetris'' didn't have it; it used a track called "Minuet" for Music A instead.[[/note]] -- often get panned simply for that track's exclusion, no matter what features or refinements they add to the formula.
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** Versions of ''Tetris'' that don't have "Korobeiniki" -- specifically, versions made after the 1989 Game Boy version, the first game to feature it[[note]]The exceedingly rare first version of the Game Boy ''Tetris'' didn't have it; it used a track called "Minuet" for Music A instead.[[/note]] -- often get panned simply for that track's exclusion, no matter what features or refinements they add to the formula.formula, or how awesome the other music in the game is.
