Tetris Party Deluxe has plenty of all-new modes and enhancements to take the classic puzzle fun to a whole new level. With six new game modes, you can enjoy your favorite puzzles with a twist. Set off a line-clearing chain reaction with bombs, complete 20 perfect clears and race against time in Bombliss, Sprint, VS Sprint, Master, Co-op vs. Co-op and All-Clear Sprint. Multiplayer modes offer all-new items to slow down your opponent with Smoke, Time Stop and more. Field Climber, Shadow, Stage Racer and Duel Spaces are enhanced with extra modes, experiences and rules. With more than 20 exciting modes, online battles and multiplayer fun for groups of friends and family, Tetris Party Deluxe is a must-have for Tetris and puzzle fans.
The kids and I got a chance to check out Tetris Party Deluxe for the Wii
When she gets to play it by herself, these are her thoughts in her own words (she’s 6) –
It’s sort of hard but sort of not. Sometimes I like to play it. When I first I first played it, it was really hard, but then I started getting to know how to do it and I like it. Then I loved it.
Now, let’s do Jordan, in his own words. (He’s 11.)
There’s this one mode where you have to get this one stick figure, like a tour guide, and you need to get him to the top by moving the Tetris blocks, and you can’t squish him or it’s over. That’s one that I like a lot. But, I also like the original.
And there’s the one where there’s 2 walls and they close in at certain parts and they stop and then you have this one block and you have to get it through the rest of the Tetris blocks with out having it go all the way up to the top. I love that one.
Wait, mom. I have one more to tell about. There’s this one thing where you have Tetris blocks, only one or two blocks of one the Tetris blocks is a bomb and you have to have one explosive block in the line to let it blow up. Otherwise you have to start all over again.
It’s a really good game and I liked it and I bet if there are any other Tetris games for the DS that this one is the best by far.
Straight from the mouths of babes.
Now my thoughts on the Wii version. An absolute blast! I love Tetris! I always have. I love to play it by myself, usually I play the classic version of Tetris, but when Pato is home the battle is on! We play the handicapped version. In that version the winner of each match gets more and move lines of blocks added to their screen. Our matches usually last 10-12 minutes, but our record is 16 minutes for just one game. It’s crazy! and so much fun! I have dubbed myself Tetris queen. Pato thinks that’s funny because he usually pulls some trick out of his sleeve and beats me when I get just a tad behind. Don’t tell him I admitted that!
I love that there is a practice area where you can play with big huge blocks. It’s slower. It’s easier for Kat and Alyce to play that version.
I say Tetris Party Deluxe
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and she is mighty ticked off that she can’t find it right now. You know how Alyce is my drama princess right? She’ll get tears thinking about it. Now it’s only been missing 2 days and I’m sure if they’d get their room cleaned it would magically reappear, but in the mean time, there is only sadness. I suppose I should head in there and try to find it so that I can hear the words, MOM! You found my MobiGo! You’re the best mommy ever!
with ease on the easy level. Katiana likes to play it on the difficult level, when Alyce will hand it over to someone else. I have yet to hear, mom! I can’t do it. Mom! It’s too hard! She adores it! She loves the squirrel game on the cartridge that came with it. You help this squirrel by drawing lines or circles or other patterns with your finger to create ramps, elevators, teeter totters and more. It’s a lot of fun. I actually sat and played it on the difficult level until she was begging for it back.
