Tetris Forever Compilation: What’s Inside the 40th Anniversary Edition

The Tetris Forever compilation is set to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic puzzle game by including a diverse selection of classic titles from the series. According to the information available, here are the games confirmed to be part of this collection:

Confirmed Games in Tetris Forever

  1. Tetris (1984)

    • Originally released by Alexey Pajitnov on the Electronika 60.

  2. Tetris (48K Version, 1988)

    • Released by Spectrum Holobyte on the Apple II.

  3. Tetris (1988)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Famicom.

  4. Hatris (1990)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Famicom.

  5. Tetris 2 + Bombliss (1990)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Famicom.

  6. Hatris (1991)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Game Boy.

  7. Hatris (1992)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the NES.

  8. Super Bombliss (1995)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Game Boy.

  9. Super Bombliss DX (1998)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Game Boy.

  10. Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss (1992)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Super Famicom.

  11. Tetris Battle Gaiden (1993)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Super Famicom.

  12. Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss Genteiban (1993)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Super Famicom.

  13. Super Tetris 3 (1994)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Super Famicom.

  14. Super Bombliss (1995)

    • Released by Bullet-Proof Software on the Super Famicom.

  15. Tetris Time Warp (2024)

    • A new game mode that allows players to experience various eras of Tetris gameplay, dynamically changing visuals and mechanics in real-time.

In addition to these games, Tetris Forever will include a documentary exploring the history and impact of Tetris, offering fans a comprehensive look at one of gaming’s most enduring franchises. The collection will be available on multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, later in 2024.

 
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