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Article #71158Re: 2 player tetris
From: somep... Jago
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 00:00
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In article <01bdb271$962508e0$3a3e70c2@default>, "SJB" <s...@dircon.co.uk> wrote: >Hi, > >I am looking for a good shareware version of 2 player/battle tetris than >runs under win95. >Does anybody have a good suggestion? I have tried many such as cybertetris >and none are too good. > >Any help would be appreicated. > >Thanks, Have you tried Tetrinet? I've found this to be a pretty good battle Tetris clone, and it allows up to six people to play. Since it uses TCP/IP, you can play it through the internet. Though the author requests a donation of $10, the program is freeware and is fully functional with no time limit. I've played this through my LAN and it's a blast, especially if you use special blocks. I don't have the web site, but a search for TETRINET will give you results. Another one that I'm not familiar with is called T2NET, similar to Tetrinet. It supports algorithms, meaning you face the computer and play, but it has multiplayer support. It's also free, and the web site is http://www.chez.com/xunk. -- Steven C. King spc...@hotmail.com http://otto.cmr.fsu.edu/~kings/ "The way to do is to be."
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