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Indeed. The Tetris company has always protected their game avidly and they have a string of successes a mile long as game maker after game maker have tried to g
by trickjarrett 18y ago
Indeed. The Tetris company has always protected their game avidly and they have a string of successes a mile long as game maker after game maker have tried to get their own clone out there.
- moe 18y agoAnyone else find this disturbing? Tetris has without a doubt been a huge leap for the puzzle-genre. But that was 24 years ago. Should ID software be allowed to sue all other 3d shooter makers because they build on the Wolfenstein idea? And how do you determine a clone, where do you draw the line? Is Dr.Mario a clone? What about the zillions of Bust-A-Move and Jewels variants (basically tetris in reverse)?