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"Tetris 2" for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is a puzzle video game released in 1993 as a sequel to the immensely popular original "Tetris." Unlike its predecessor, "Tetris 2" features a slightly different gameplay mechanic, where players need to match colored Tetris blocks (Tetriminos) instead of completing horizontal lines. The game introduces a selection of bomb blocks that explode when their color matches with adjacent blocks. This addition changes the gameplay significantly, providing new challenges and strategic opportunities. Players can choose from three different game modes: A-type (single player), B-type (stage-based with specific objectives), and a competitive two-player mode. Each mode requires different strategies and offers varying levels of difficulty.

The release of "Tetris 2" was part of Nintendo's effort to capitalize on the Tetris craze, though it didn't achieve the same groundbreaking success as the original game. Despite this, it has its own unique place in the history of puzzle games, featuring new mechanics that set it apart from its predecessor. The introduction of color-based gameplay added depth and complexity to the otherwise straightforward line-clearing objective of the original Tetris. Moreover, "Tetris 2" was also released on other platforms such as the Game Boy and the Super NES, further broadening its audience. Its legacy is marked by its attempt to expand the Tetris formula, influencing later variations and sequels in the puzzle genre.

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Tetris 2 - Gameplay

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Tetris 2 - Gameplay

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