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Coming up, there's much debate about the ultimate video game of all time, with passionate arguments for classics such as Super Mario Bros.
The Legend of Zelda and my world.
Yet amidst the cacophony, there is a game that consistently claims the throne in the hall of Fame of games, Tetris, or Ulu Si Feng kuo in Chinese, created 40 years ago.
What fuels this enduring interest and adoration?
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In today's world of video games, teeming with flashy graphics, evocative music, and complex narratives, there exists a humble yet iconic game that has stood the test of time, Tetris.
Originating in the pre Internet era, TetriS remains a steadfast favorite, drawing in millions with its deceptively simple premise of stacking geometric shapes.
In March 2023, it even got its own tetular movie as HOLLyWood turned its gaze to the world of video game adaptations alongside the likes of characters such as Super MARio AnD Sonic THe Hedgehog.
This is taking a trip down memory lane.
Li Yi, what is tetris?
And Luxi Fang Kuo rings a bell for most chinese people.