Mini Classics - Tetris

Nintendo Mini Classics™ Tetris is a keychain LCD version of Tetris released in Europe under license from Nintendo by the Austrian company Stadlbauer in 1998.

The object of the game is to fill as many horizontal lines as possible from the random geometric shapes that fall from the top of the screen. When all the squares in a line are filled, the line disappears allowing the lines above it to move down. The game ends when there is no more room to form complete lines. There are two game modes to choose from:

Game A ( Classic )

This game mode is the classic endurance version of the game where you must try to get the highest score by completing as many lines as possible. At the start of a game choose the speed of the falling blocks by selecting a level. The higher the level the faster the speed at which the blocks fall. During the course of the game the level gradually increases for added difficulty.

Game B ( Challenge )

In this game mode the challenge is to score the highest number of points after completing 25 lines. At the start of the game select the speed of the falling blocks (level) and the height of the starting block pile. The higher the height setting, the more random blocks will be placed in the game field at the beginning of the game.