A portion of a WiiLoveIt review...This game seems to suffer from a weird problem that is also very rare in the industry: too much content. It is certainly worth the $30 budget price tag, but once you get over the original overwhelming nature of the modes,...
This game seems to suffer from a weird problem that is also very rare in the industry: too much content. It is certainly worth the $30 budget price tag, but once you get over the original overwhelming nature of the modes, you might realize there are several weak links. Still, there is easily enough content to justify a purchase, and I do still recommend it!
A portion of a C3 review...Fans of Tetris will be over the moon with this latest version, with it bringing back the classic mode that every knows and loves, as well as other popular takes on the theme that have proven to be widely accepted by loyal gamers...
Fans of Tetris will be over the moon with this latest version, with it bringing back the classic mode that every knows and loves, as well as other popular takes on the theme that have proven to be widely accepted by loyal gamers. The sheer number of modes, easily accessible local multiplayer and online battling available definitely make Tetris for Nintendo 3DS one of the best editions on the market.
A portion of an Aussie-Nintendo review...Tetris on 3DS does just enough to warrant the price tag, even to those who have worn out the DS version hundreds of hours over. You have at least a couple of new and interesting modes to lose hours to, a fresh onli...
Tetris on 3DS does just enough to warrant the price tag, even to those who have worn out the DS version hundreds of hours over. You have at least a couple of new and interesting modes to lose hours to, a fresh online community to whoop and support for both single-cart and multi-cart multiplayer. But it's really the core 'Marathon' game that will always stand as the title's creme de la creme and the ultimate credence to the game's $40-$50 price tag.
A portion of a Tech-Gaming review...Although Tetris Party Live is available to 3DS owners through Nintendo’s eShop, Tetris Axis impressively trumps the downloadable title by offering a bevy of interesting variations on the formula. Considering the cartr...
Although Tetris Party Live is available to 3DS owners through Nintendo’s eShop, Tetris Axis impressively trumps the downloadable title by offering a bevy of interesting variations on the formula. Considering the cartridge’s thirty-dollar MSRP, the title delivers an attractive content-to-cost ratio, making it an easy recommendation for puzzle fans.
A portion of a Siliconera review...For standard Tetris and local multiplayer, Tetris Axis does everything anyone would expect it to do. The classic game modes are in there and some of the party puzzle modes are actually really good as well. I’d say itâ€...
For standard Tetris and local multiplayer, Tetris Axis does everything anyone would expect it to do. The classic game modes are in there and some of the party puzzle modes are actually really good as well. I’d say it’s a pretty good value.
A portion of a GameSpot review...The Good
Tons of play modes Good multiplayer options Fever mode is a lot of fun.
The Bad
Too much recycled content from past games Presentation is bland.Full review here
A portion of a Nintendo Life review...Many of the modes may be flash and fluff, but the core game is as addictive and fun as ever and the overall package is compelling enough to consider over DSiWare's considerably cheaper Tetris Party Live.Full review he...
Many of the modes may be flash and fluff, but the core game is as addictive and fun as ever and the overall package is compelling enough to consider over DSiWare's considerably cheaper Tetris Party Live.
Whenever a new gaming platform hits the market, a new version of Tetris inevitably follows. Not surprisingly, Nintendo continues the tradition with Tetris: Axis for the Nintendo 3DS.
It practically goes without saying that the main Tetris game rocks. It...
Whenever a new gaming platform hits the market, a new version of Tetris inevitably follows. Not surprisingly, Nintendo continues the tradition with Tetris: Axis for the Nintendo 3DS.
It practically goes without saying that the main Tetris game rocks. It's a solid puzzle formula, and that's exact...
A portion of a GamePro review...With an assortment of new minigames and 3D-enabled extras, the most exciting thing about this latest Tetris release is still the 27-year-old Marathon mode.Full review here
With an assortment of new minigames and 3D-enabled extras, the most exciting thing about this latest Tetris release is still the 27-year-old Marathon mode.
A portion of a 1up review...Axis does its best to undermine its own appeal, but the power of Tetris ultimately overcomes and makes Axis merely redundant rather than completely pointless. It works if you just need a quick Tetris fix, but it's only the late...
Axis does its best to undermine its own appeal, but the power of Tetris ultimately overcomes and makes Axis merely redundant rather than completely pointless. It works if you just need a quick Tetris fix, but it's only the latest of dozens of interpretations Tetris has seen over the years... and any number of those are a lot more satisfying, if you take a few minutes to track them down.
A portion of an MTV review...Collecting all of the variants in one place is a good thing, adding new ones is even better, but "Tetris" is still "Tetris," and you can pick it up for just about any device that can play games, large or small. 3DS owners defi...
Collecting all of the variants in one place is a good thing, adding new ones is even better, but "Tetris" is still "Tetris," and you can pick it up for just about any device that can play games, large or small. 3DS owners definitely get some treats with this version, so much so that it very well could justify a purchase, depending on how much you want to be able to play 3D "Tetris" on the go. However, for those that may not own a 3DS "Axis" isn't going to be the game to convince you to run out and purchase a new system.
A portion of a Modojo review...What's Hot
Over 20 modes, smart AR integration, Miis, local/online multiplayer, classic Tetris theme music, world rankings.
What's Not
Will probably not have the same impact as 1989 Tetris.Full review here
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Nintendo 3DS will let you play augmented-reality Tetris. Augmented reality. Do you know what that means? Tetris on your desk. Tetris just floating out there in thin air for you to play. More »...
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Nintendo 3DS will let you play augmented-reality Tetris. Augmented reality. Do you know what that means? Tetris on your desk. Tetris just floating out there in thin air for you to play. More »
Tetris® Axis
Format: Nintendo 3DSâ„¢
Launch Date: 10/02/11
ESRB: E (Everyone)
Game Type: Puzzle
Players: 1-8
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Hudson Soft
Website: http://tetrisds.com
Nintendo 3DS™ takes TETRIS® to a whole new dimension!
Loved globally b...
Tetris® Axis
Format: Nintendo 3DSâ„¢
Launch Date: 10/02/11
ESRB: E (Everyone)
Game Type: Puzzle
Players: 1-8
Publisher: Nintendo
Developer: Hudson Soft
Website: http://tetrisds.com
Nintendo 3DS™ takes TETRIS® to a whole new dimension!
Loved globally by people of all ages and all cultures, the Tetris® game continues to be one of the most widely recognized video games of all time. And now, Tetris fans can experience the game like never before on the Nintendo 3DS.Featuring over 20 fun-filled game modes, Tetris®: Axis for Nintendo 3DS delivers a rich mix of both traditional and never before seen ways to enjoy playing the Tetris game. Jump into the game with the familiar Marathon mode, or test your skills in the all-new fast-paced Fever mode. Witness remarkable graphics and special effects using the stereoscopic 3D display on the Nintendo 3DS. Clearing lines has never been so fun!
FEATURES
Over 20 Tetris game modes!
Featured Game Modes: Marathon, Computer Battle, Fever, and Survival
Party Game Modes: Stage Racer Plus, Shadow Wide, Jigsaw, Tower Climber, Capture, Fit, Bomblissâ„¢ Plus, Sprint, and Master Mode
Augmented Reality Game Modes: AR Marathon and AR Climber
Local Multiplayer Game Modes (2P–8P): VS Battle, VS Stage Racer, VS Shadow Wide, VS Capture, and Co-op Tower Climber
Download Play Game Modes (2P–8P): Marathon with Everyone, Fever with Everyone, and VS Battle
Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection Game Modes (2P–8P): 4 variants of World Battle
Discover new exciting Items for Fever using SpotPassâ„¢
Tetris Game Reaches New Heights on Nintendo 3DSâ„¢
Loved globally by people of all ages and all cultures, the Tetris game continues to be one of the most widely recognized video games of all time. Now, Tetris fans can experience the game like never before...
Tetris Game Reaches New Heights on Nintendo 3DSâ„¢
Loved globally by people of all ages and all cultures, the Tetris game continues to be one of the most widely recognized video games of all time. Now, Tetris fans can experience the game like never before on the Nintendo 3DS. Featuring over 20 fun-filled game modes, Tetris for Nintendo 3DS delivers a rich mix of both traditional and never before seen ways to play Tetris. Jump into the game with the familiar Marathon mode, or test your skills in the all-new fast-paced Fever mode. Witness remarkable graphics and special effects using the stereoscopic 3D display on the Nintendo 3DS. Clearing lines has never been so fun!
FEATURES:
Over 20 Tetris game modes!
Featured Game Modes: Marathon, Computer Battle, Fever, and Survival
Party Game Modes: Stage Racer Plus, Shadow Wide, Jigsaw, Tower Climber, Capture, Fit, Bomblissâ„¢, Sprint, and Master Mode
Augmented Reality Game Modes: AR Marathon and AR Tower Climber
Local Multiplayer Game Modes (2P–8P): VS Battle, VS Stage Racer, VS Shadow Wide, VS Capture, and Co-op Tower Climber
Download Play Game Modes (2P–8P): Marathon with Everyone, Fever with Everyone, and VS Battle
Nintendo® Wi-Fi Connection Game Modes (2P–6P): 3 variants of World Battle
Discover new exciting Items for Fever using SpotPassâ„¢
Since it's apparently against cosmic law for any platform that supports gaming to not have at least one version of Tetris, Tetris: Axis will be coming to Nintendo 3DS on October 2...
Since it's apparently against cosmic law for any platform that supports gaming to not have at least one version of Tetris, Tetris: Axis will be coming to Nintendo 3DS on October 2...
