The best 2D Tetris on the web?

[T.Jackson]

Alain,

Not that I don't trust you or anything, but I have this policy about running executables: I like to be able to verify the source (like as in, where the hell has it come from?)

That link points to nothing specific about the game, no website, no author, natta. The attributes of the file are null, not even an icon.

Some advice I would like to give everyone prior to running an executable:

1. Determine the source
2. Question the source
3. If something doesn't make sense in this world then it is not true!

I'm overly cautious and suspicious. Sorry, I'm an Aquarius.

Trent Jackson

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Trent

This one is 100% safe ... at least for your computer.

The original links are broken, soooo ... you can search a while !!!

Alain

[T.Jackson]

This one is 100% safe ... at least for your computer.

You're a worry Alain.

Do you actually have any idea as to what you've just said? Do you know what that statement implies?

[Pic_User]

You're a worry Alain.

NewZealandish
N.Z. English to U.S. English Dictionary
http://www.personsmissing.org/nztoenglish.html

[Acetronics2]

Hi, Trent

That statement implies you are passing by a great comic career ...

Alain

[Ioannis]

Thanks for the translator page Pic_User. Great link.

How on earth could I (poor UK english from Greece) understand what a worry could mean here? :-)

Ioannis

[T.Jackson]

*Very shocked look

[T.Jackson]

If you are not particularly keen on animation, music, sound and special effects: you may prefer the classic edition: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...6806&lngWId=10

The classic edition implements the same engine as the world edition, but without the "light show": a closer resemblance to the original. Also, the classic is very raw version that's ideal for modeling your own game around. An intermediate .NET programmer could apply their own theme / tweaks to.

Trent Jackson