[Sam] just finished off this awesome 6 foot tall Tetris game using National Instruments myRIO with FPGA. The build makes use of a 10 x 20 grid of RGB LEDs controlled by the myRIO. It’s played by ...

NES Tetris players are using a new technique called Rolling to set new world records by achieving button presses of over 20 times per second.

Like the ever-shifting landscape in the game of Tetris, property values also add to the challenges of creating and finding attainable housing. Market forces play an important role in this landscape.

Tetris Forever is an incomplete tribute to the best game of all time Tetris’ tangled rights and genius design make for a great story — but an oddly pointless compilation ...

Tetris, an addictive brain-teasing video game, is shown as played on the Nintendo Entertainment System in New York, June 1990. Its creator, a Soviet computer programmer, explained the game appeals ...

To celebrate 30 years of 'Tetris' on the Nintendo Game Boy, here are just as many amazing facts about what may be the most famous game of all time.

Three MIT students have joined forces to create a massive 6ft tall Tetris game which uses an LED matrix controlled using a pair of Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) controller mats.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology was at it again this weekend with a colorful display of innovation: a giant game of Tetris that could be played on the side of the school’s Green Building.

The team of MIT tinkerers who turned a campus building into a giant Tetris game just released the code for you to enjoy. Hooray!

After installing different-coloured LEDs into each shelf, Berntsen programmed them into a Raspberry Pi computer and then hooked it up to the bookcase, transforming it into a wall-sized game of Tetris.