Tetris - Official Trailer (2023)

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it's an actual movie, sadly it's only on appletv

 

[Leatherhead]

"Based on a true story" eh?

The actual story is good enough to make a documentary about it. In fact, the Gaming Historian did just that:

 

[Staffan]

There's also this:
(The ending hasn't aged all that well though...)

 

[aco175]

OK, I might see it. At first I thought it was going to be a Sonic or Mario Bros something. I'm assuming this means that the next Robin Hoodish loose adaptation is not in production.

 

[trappedslider]

"Based on a true story" eh?

The actual story is good enough to make a documentary about it. In fact, the Gaming Historian did just that:

There's also this:
(The ending hasn't aged all that well though...)

If we're gonna compare this you gotta include this one:


or

 

[Alzrius]

I still remember the original trailer (or rather, commercial) for Tetris back at the end of the 80s/beginning of the 90s:

 

[Tonguez]

That actually looks fun

 

[GreyLord]

It looks...shockingly different than I expected and actually looks interesting.

Edit: I am wondering if this is a retelling of Henk Roger's story. Of RPG related interest, he supposedly also released the first major CRPG in Japan, The Black Onyx, and was at a expo in Las Vegas where he discovered Tetris. According to a quick look up on the internet it seems to indicate he was the one who got the rights to publish it on Nintendo, though parts of the trailer also seem to resemble Robert Stein who originally sold the game (Tetris) without actually having procured the rights.

Looks interesting.