TetriCycle
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TetriCycle is Tetris projected onto a cylindrical surface. Rotate the cylinder left/right such that the descending piece falls into place.
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| Author(s) | calvinss4 |
| Type | Puzzle game |
| Version | 0.2b |
| License | Freeware |
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| Downloadable via the Homebrew Browser | |
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TetriCycle is freeware, can be distributed freely and should never be charged for.
Media
v0.1b
A higher quality video is available here.
Controls
Menu Controls
- Only Player 1 can navigate the menu.
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Navigate |
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Select |
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Back |
In Game Controls
Any combination of the following control schemes can be used by up to 4 players.
- "shake" indicates a quick downward movement, causing an acceleration along the z-axis.
- Only Player 1 can execute "Return to menu" or "Return to loader".
- Any player can pause the game.
- When it's Game Over, press Pause to return to the menu.
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Rotate block |
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Rotate block (opposite direction) |
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Rotate cylinder left/right |
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Soft drop |
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/ shake |
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Hard drop |
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Pause |
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Return to menu |
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Return to loader |
Development Log
v0.2b
- 2nd Release: 12/14/09
- Added support for + and .
- Added support for up to 4 players.
v0.1b
- Initial Release: 12/6/09
- I consider this release "pre-alpha", as it's not yet feature complete, but homebrew tends not to follow the typical product development cycle; thus, this is the first "beta" release.
Credits
- Thanks to DesktopMan for sharing his source:
- Thanks to Sonicdude41 for the idea:
Tetris on a Cylindrical Surface
- Thanks to WaxyPumpkin72 for the HBC icon.
- Thanks to ZombieWatercrest for the higher quality video.
- And of course, thanks to all the people who've made Wii homebrew possible.