Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey (PlayStation), Endless Mode Gameplay

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Published on November 4, 2016 3:51:36 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBFCxqzFpVE

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Magical Tetris Challenge (1998)

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Let's Play

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Yes, I got the enconding setting wrong for the aspect ratio, this is an old video so... that's why lol

Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey (PlayStation)
Endless Mode Gameplay
JAPAN ver.

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Magical Tetris Challenge Featuring Mickey (マジカルテトリスチャレンジ featuring ミッキー), is a puzzle game by Capcom for the Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color and PlayStation (the latter version was released in Japan and Europe only). The Game Boy Color version was undername titled Tetris Adventure Susume Mickey to Nakama-tachi (テトリスアドベンチャー すすめミッキーとなかまたち The Adventure of Tetris with Mickey and Friends). It was released on January 14, 1999. It is a version of Tetris featuring Disney characters. It is one of the few N64 titles to be entirely in 2D.

The game was also released in arcades on Seta's Aleck 64.

During Magical and Updown Tetris, making lines and combos fills a special meter alongside the board called the Magic Meter, with the fill line initially set to the fourth row; when a player's meter is filled, all of the blocks drop, filling any gaps, and one predetermined column drops out; all the blocks above the meter are wiped clean, the meter resets, and play continues. The meter's fill level may or may not rise depending on the difficulty. If it does rise, it moves up two lines which makes it harder to fill and less effective. The meter can be reduced by two lines (to a minimum of two) by scoring an "All Clear" of completely clearing the board of pieces. In this way, the player is left with filled columns and one empty column, allowing either a Tetris or Pentris to be made easily using a straight piece.

Pieces spawn from the top one row at a time; column grids and a "ghost" piece are provided to aid the players in positioning and dropping pieces. Play stops when a piece entering the grid has to overlap a piece in the board. Players are scored according to the number of combos and counters they make in addition to any other points earned.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_Tetris_Challenge

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