What Are the Meanings for Tetris Terms?

avatarAssemblingDelta6 months ago
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avatarRepeatingRitz6 months ago

A 'hard drop' is when you instantly drop a piece to the bottom by pressing up on your control. 'Garbage' refers to the extra lines added to your screen by your opponent.

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avatarForetellingTable6 months ago

In Tetris, 'tetriminos' are the different shaped blocks you control, and 'clearing lines' means completing a row to make it disappear. 'T-spin' is a move where you rotate a T-shaped piece into a tight spot to clear lines.


avatarReoccuringRace6 months ago

A 'Tetris' is when you clear four lines at once using the long I-shaped piece. It's the ultimate power move!


avatarUnifyingSlum6 months ago

Honestly, the only term that matters is 'Tetris.' If you're not clearing four lines at once, are you even playing?

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