Palikka sounds nice. I made 4 lines of Palikka today so that gives me o Mega Palikka.
wii number: 8166 7045 0170 7783 (don't forget to inform me if you add me)
Palikka sounds nice. I made 4 lines of Palikka today so that gives me o Mega Palikka.
wii number: 8166 7045 0170 7783 (don't forget to inform me if you add me)
| The Ghost of RubangB said: They were called Tetrads in the original Tetris manual for Game Boy and the NES. They were also called tetrads in a random zing in the NES game Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics 2, as can be seen here: ![]() At some point the switch was made from "Tetrads" to "Tetriminoes" and they are called Tetriminoes in Tetris DS. I'm not sure when the switch was made, but I remember seeing "Tetriminoes" in the manual for Tetris DS and wondering what the hell happened. Also, a quick look at Wikipedia tells me that "tetrominoes" is the original word which comes from the Greek "tetra" and "domino" but that the Tetris Company spells it with an I instead of an O. Apparently I'm the only one using either term because I'm the only person here who gives a shit about Tetris vocabulary. I'm ashamed of all of you. |
I was about to ask that. I thought they were referred to as "tetrads" in Zoda's Revenge. I normally refer to them as "pieces" or "blocks", but that doesn't make it right. I am ashamed.
"I feel like I could take on the whole Empire myself."
Tetrazoids!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZV9IlTJcIg
No, seriously i'm not sure i've ever had to refer to them. Outside of individually.
"L Block"
"Stright guy"
"Box"
"Revere L"
"The Z"
"Reverse Z"
and
"Crazy Pete"
I knew Tetrads was the correct name however.

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