The video game that helped end the Cold War (kind of) is honoured with an interactive museum featuring 18 different versions, including the 1985 original.
Tetris Forever – the actual greatest of all time The video game that helped end the Cold War is honoured with an interactive museum featuring 18 different versions, including the 1985 original. Although it’s not quite as obvious a choice nowadays, given how long ago the game’s heyday was, it’s hard to take serious any list of the top 10 video games of all time that does not include Tetris.
There is a problem with Tetris Forever though, as despite what you might imagine this does not include all the different versions of the game or anything close to it. There’re no cross-licensed versions at all, so while you do get the very first version of the game, created on the Soviet computer format Electronika 60, there’s nothing here at all by Nintendo, EA, or any of the many other companies that have brought Tetris to over 65 different formats in the last 39 years.
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