- Name
- Tetris
- Platform
- Amiga (Platform), Game Boy (Platform), Genesis (Platform), PC (Platform), Super Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform), Amstrad CPC (Platform), Apple II (Platform), Atari ST (Platform), Commodore 64 (Platform), Mac (Platform), MSX (Platform), ZX Spectrum (Platform), PlayStation Portable (Platform), Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform), Android (Platform), Arcade (Platform), Nintendo Switch (Platform), Browser (Platform), iPad (Platform), iPhone (Platform), PlayStation Network (PS3) (Platform), PlayStation Network (PSP) (Platform), Nintendo 3DS eShop (Platform), N-Gage (Platform), NEC PC-8801 (Platform), NEC PC-9801 (Platform), Sharp X68000 (Platform), Sharp X1 (Platform), FM-7 (Platform), Commodore 128 (Platform), BBC Micro (Platform), WonderSwan Color (Platform), Windows Phone (Platform), Sony SMC-777 (Platform), TRS-80 CoCo (Platform), Amstrad PCW (Platform)
- Developer
- Sega (Company), Atari (Company), Rowan Software Ltd. (Company), Tengen (Company), Spectrum Holobyte, Inc. (Company), Bullet-Proof Software, Inc. (Company), Nintendo R&D1 (Company), Sphere, Inc. (Company), AcademySoft (Company), Andromeda Software (Company), Vanguard Works (Company)
- Publisher
- Electronic Arts (Company), Philips Interactive Media, Inc. (Company), Nintendo (Company), Tengen (Company), Mirrorsoft Ltd. (Company), Beau Jolly (Company), G-mode, Inc. (Company), MCM Software (Company), Mastertronic plus (Company)
- Genre
- Puzzle (Genre)
- Theme
- Abstract (Theme)
Tetris
The progenitor of the "falling block" puzzle game and the most well-known game to come from Soviet Russia, receiving numerous ports and a long-running series.