No worries! I saw a message saying that my post had to be approved first but I did not really know by who and when, so I was sort of worried you felt ignored when I didn't answer
Well, that was exactly what happened but I'm one of the people responsible for approving posts so it was my own stupid fault
Hi everyone ! To know a little more about me , my real name is Thomas, i'm 26 and i live in lyon, France 1. Why did you start playing Tetris? Can you also please specify how long you have been playing and if you consider yourself a great player? Because i love stacking blocks, i love the progression curves and i have been playing tetris since ? ... 1 weeks ago (of couse i'd played it first on my GB but that was a long time ago) 2. What Tetris games do you play and how much do you play? Started with Tetris DS on the subway/train but i was disappointed by the level of the game, so after speaking with Cyberguile i bought a TGM2+ Board. I played only 3 times about 1h each time... (But i'm addicted ... this way better than drugs ! ) 3. What other games besides Tetris (if any ) keep you busy? Mostly SF3.3 , and sometime 2X 4. Any other block/puzzle games you enjoy? I have 2 others games i enjoy (and i own) Hebereke no popoon and Puyo puyo TSU (if catherine can be considered as a block/puzzle game then catherine too) 5. How did you find out about tetrisconcept? Cyberguile and Google
salut gars ! encore un francais !! you'll notice few english there.. don't talk to much french cause they are a little bit susceptible
HI! I'm Lorenzo (But Only my mother is still calling me Lorenzo, so call me Rodzo please XD ), i'm from Pistoia, Tuscany, Italy, i'm 20. I'm a goldsmith, a skilled juggler 8D, a VGs collector (also a player uh!), a tetris addicted . I'm sorry for my english, not really good at it uh, the questions: 1. Why did you start playing Tetris? Can you also please specify how long you have been playing and if you consider yourself a great player? I started at the age of 4, with the mighty Tetris&dr Mario that comes in bundle with the snes (in Italy and Spain dunno in other countries), until the age of 6, then my uncle bought me tetris DX for gbc(great game imho), stopped playing for some years then restarted with tetris party Deluxe for ds(I like it more than tetris ds). I think i'm good at tetris, some people who played against me has started calling me " the last boss of Tetris". Good but not great 2. What Tetris games do you play and how much do you play? Lockjaw on ds and tetris dx on gb for a sum of...2h a day 3. What other games besides Tetris (if any ) keep you busy? right now.... bejeweled 3 on ds and new smb 2 on 3ds. 4. Any other block/puzzle games you enjoy? I love them all but most dr mario, and all the variation on tetris attack-panel de pon-puzzle league. Also meteos fos ds 5. How did you find out about tetrisconcept? Searching Tetris collection on gooooooooooogle ( i'm gonna post in that old thread, only for a vulgar display of nerdness, powwaaaaaaaa!!!XD )
Hi to all, My real name's Corentin, I'm 36 and I live in Paris France 1. Why did you start playing Tetris? Can you also please specify how long you have been playing and if you consider yourself a great player? I first start playing on GB when I was 12 then I stopped for a long while till I saw that video, every one knows, with that japanese player playing TGM3. Actually, I've been playing Tetris "seriously" for about 6 months. I don't consider myself as a great player at all but I hope I'll get better in the future 2. What Tetris games do you play and how much do you play? TGM2 mode T.A. death for about 2 hours a day 3. What other games besides Tetris (if any ) keep you busy? I've been playing Ghouls'n'Ghosts a lot! 4. Any other block/puzzle games you enjoy? Not for the moment 5. How did you find out about tetrisconcept? I found it on google while looking for info to improve my knowledge about tetris Well that's all for the moment, I go back to the wiki to learn more Cheers, ktooloo
Hi folks.. Been into Tetris for a long time - would love my skills to match my enthusiasm...have quite a few versions (will post in the collection thread) but currently consider Tetris Party Deluxe on Wii as my favourite. Going online was a wakeup call - had no idea people were so good at the game - getting beaten in less than a minute was a major shock. Anyway - it won't stop me enjoying the game if I get piledrived when I'm daft enough to go online. Also had no idea the game had become so hardcore - the couple of tetris wikis woke me up to that. Consider Puyo Puyo to be the other great puzzle game and I switch between Tetris and Puyo being my favourite from time to time - but Tetris is the original and the more approachable overall.
so I haven't posted in over a year so I thought I'd better post a refresher here hey everyone new goals: TGM1 GM (I am long, long past the six-month deadline most people told me was standard to get that), break 300 in Sudden consistently
6~12 months given consistent play, but taking a couple of years is not way out of the ordinary or anything.
Hello. Its been years now since when I first played Tetris on GBA, (and reach the 999999 score limit. As time progressed, I also began playing other variants of tetris, some good, some not. Although nice, entertaining, and addicting, it didn't last for long, and stop playing tetris for 5 years. I was re-introduced into tetris again by my friends and my brothers and sisters. With the introduction of Multiplayer Tetris, I first played Tetris Battle, then Tetris friends, Tetris DS, and many other variants. I was referred here by some users referencing this in their posts, and read this wiki for more info. As time progressed I've learned to adopt well in other pro gamers as well as mastering t-spin (though I'm slow in speed-stacking). Puyo Puyo is also my another favorite puzzle game, and if not Tetris, this, and also the other way around. (though mastering Puyo can be as hard as mastering this). The only recent game I played for this is PP15th and PP7, though I try balancing out the game time played on both Tetris and Puyo.
