The origin of T-spins with Tetris 2 + BomBliss for Famicom

[@bland9876]

Did he say tetris 2 is unplayable? That's one of the best puzzle games. I loved it as a kid especially seeing all the pieces blow up when you clear a level. Man so satisfying.

[@FamicomDojo]

[Sean] Unfortunately I have no nostalgia for it, and didn’t know what to expect. Sorry! :8

[@bland9876]

@@FamicomDojo a lot of people onlibe seem to dislike that game so I think I Amy be in the minority.

[@bland9876]

5:09 you get an F for failure.

[@FamicomDojo]

WOW, how did we not notice that before? Thanks for pointing it out!! 😂

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

2:23 ELORG is a good guess but is incorrect. ELORG was not directly involved in the creation of any version Tetris ever. ELORG was a Soviet agency created to license Russian state-owned software for distribution in other countries. Since Tetris was created in Soviet Times in Soviet Russia, it was the property of Russia, and therefore a cut of all sales of Tetris had to flow to the Russian government. This is essentially why Tengen's Tetris was deemed illegal. Tetris 2 + Bombliss for Famicom was published by Bullet-Proof Software and developed by Chunsoft - as in, the developer of Door Door and all the Dragon Quest games. Strange, yet they were the ones responsible for that. The very very pleasant music in Tetris 2 + Bombliss was composed by Dragon Quest's famous composer, Koichi Sugiyama. On the other hand, Tetris 2 for NES was published by Nintendo, but not developed by them. It was developed by shadow developer TOSE, and is one of many of their NES games that is substandard.

[@sentientricecake3125]

Always glad to see you in the comments

[@megasilverx1268]

The guy who made this game's music, Koichi Sugiyama, is the same dude who composes the music for the Dragon Quest games.

[@sentientricecake3125]

The horror, the horror

[@bland9876]

Dragon Quest or Dragon Warrior? I think if he was composing NES games it would have to be Warrior.

[@elfiebranford9330]

Tetris 2 + BomBliss legitimately looks like an 8-bit demake of Tetris 64, but at the same time, it also feels like a forbidden bootleg that was never meant to be seen by mortal eyes lol.

[@noskap]

2007 Sean is back!

[@spoffproduction]

Oh the Elite Beat Agents of Japan! :D

[@emptyspotlight]

Never knew about this version of Tetris. Hmm then how many versions of Tetris are there on the NES and famicom.

[@FamicomDojo]

LOTS

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Tetris 2: The Squeakquel

[@sentientricecake3125]

Greetings, fellow lefty!

[@KeithShizuo]

cool. you have a white ps2. ive al;ways wanted one

[@FamicomDojo]

As a bonus, it also plays region 2 DVDs!

[@theduckfu]

you can do a t-spin in nes tetris 1 but it is harder to do.

[@SinisterSally]

play Linda Linda on ouendan. do it do it. punk for ever.