It didn't occur to me until just moments ago as I read this very wiki's Tetris page that each and every Tetris piece is comprised of four blocks. Four. Tetra. Tetrominos. That's why the game's called Tetris, not just because four lines is the highest-scoring combo! And I've been playing Tetris ever since I was a kid! My brother and sister and I made up lyrics to Music A! * HEADDESK HEADDESK HEADDESK* —Wild Knight
Tetris: The Grand Master 2 PLUS's full title is typically written like this: Tetris: The Absolute - The Grand Master 2 PLUS. At first, having "The Absolute" in between "Tetris" and "The Grand Master" seems a little counterintuitive. But, at the time of this game's release, when TGM 3 wasn't around yet, attaining Grand Master rank in Master and T.A. Death Modes was the highest honor you could get in the TGM series at the time—that is, you were absolutely a Grand Master.
