I recently bought a Tetris Chicken McNugget that I imported from China. You can read more about it here.
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Should have I bought this? Probably not. But it’s a just a weird piece of memorabilia.
An outline of its best features:
- 13×9 square playfield (instead of the standard 20×10)
- the most tinny intro music of Korobeiniki ever produced1
- it’s a chicken McNugget that plays Tetris
Next up on my most desired Tetris versions, Tetris 642 for the Nintendo 64 only produced in Japan. It used a bio sensor to measure the players heart rate.
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