Tetris, Tetris, Tetris

       The game Tetris was first invented by a Russian scientist named Alexey Pajitnov. Alexey developed the game on an Electronica 60.            
       Over the years, Tetris showed up in a lot of gaming consoles, such as the PC, NES, Gameboy, iPod, Blue Lava Wireless, Nintendo DS, Wii, iPad, mobile phones, and in the Playstation Network. It even showed up as an in-flight game in over 50 airlines worldwide.  
       Did you know that Tetris can be healthy to you? Scientific research has shown that players of Tetris developed a thicker cortex and better brain efficiency. Also, a study by Emily Holmes, P.H.D, of Oxford suggested that Tetris may help victims of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
      
       Link to a site with different Tetris games - freetetris.org

     Try to find these online games and play them:
    - Tetris Sprint    ( Try to make as many lines as you can to get the most points. )
    - Monotris    ( Instead of matching rows of blocks, you have to make basic Tetris shapes.
    - Tetris Labs    ( You are a scientist and you need to use Tetris blocks to make your way up to the flower. )
    - Mario Tetris 3    ( Mario/Tetris Mashup )
    - Tetris'D : The Game    ( You are a stickman and Tetris blocks are falling on you. Try to survive. )
    - RetroMash   ( Space Invaders/Tetris Mashup )
    - DropSum    ( Sudoku/Tetris Mashup )

 Roger Dean designed this logo for Tetris in 1997.

                                                  Image Screen-captured From tetris.com.

Today, Tetris is one of the greatest retro games in world history.