We know, we know...all last month was dedicated to video games, but we couldn't help share just one more gaming-related post. The "Analogical Tetris". seems both like fun and a little bit like torture. Now if they only had hired an accompanying band to perform live in tempo with those falling pieces...
[via NotCot.org]
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Interesting idea, but it's a shame they didn't put a little more effort in to the device and actually have it work like real Tetris by making completed lines disappear. That could have been done fairly easily, I think, and would allow parts to recycle. The video itself was also a disappointment - so incredibly dull! Aspiring videographers take note; don't bury the lede by only letting people watch the "exciting" part of the video after they've suffered through two and a half minutes of really boring stuff, and if you've only got a minute worth of material, don't make a 9 minute long video.