Dear viewers, grandpa, long time no see~
Today, Smoky Man 93 will introduce to you a set of "potential stocks" in the IDEAS community. The super-large game peripherals contributed by @Dex Hexus: Tetris Game Field .
As the most well-known and most influential game in the world, and perhaps the most widely popular (after all, you may see it on big-butt CRT TVs), the building blocks designed by this author are naturally quite high-standard. In order to show the entire process of the brick falling from the top, the entire height of the entire game venue reached an astonishing 57 floors/53cm, far exceeding the size of the base. A mesh-shaped technology group skeleton can also be seen on the back of the fallen area, which is believed to be of great help to maintain the stability of the structure of this area.
means that the overall visual effect is somewhat inconsistent...
The original English name of Tetris is spelled on the front panel of the game console, and there are various drop bricks on both sides of the base for decoration. The prefix of this name comes from Greek tetra, which means "4"; it is said that the original author of Tetris, Alexei Pakitnov, especially likes tennis, so he combined tetra and tennis's English tennis into one, and "Tetris" is therefore named.
As for why it is "4" instead of other numbers... If you count the classic bricks of Tetris are composed of several squares, you will understand (laugh).
set provides a full set of classic Tetris bricks. When you lift the front panel, you can store unnecessary bricks into the body. Judging from the schematic diagram given by the author, there are more than one brick in each shape, and a total of 2,030 parts should be spent on these bricks.
behind the bricks can be fixed to the convex points in the falling area through the reserved points on the top. Through the combination of various bricks in different shapes, the stacking effect of the bricks falling in the game can be achieved. The author also made two long gray bricks, and even one that was completely transparent, which can simulate the difficulty increase of the game level or randomly appear in the battle. I wonder if the blood pressure of all the players who hit the block has increased instantly?
However, in order to match the random fixation of the bricks, the back plate of the entire fallen area has large convex points exposed, which will be greatly affected by the aesthetics; I personally may prefer to sacrifice some playability and lay the back plate as a whole and leave some convex points to fix the bricks.
As of the time of this article, this project has 274 likes in the LEGO IDEAS community, and the date of like collection is still 412 days left. In terms of its overall level and playability, such votes are obviously a bit small. In addition, it is also the most exquisite of all Tetris theme submissions recently. I personally am quite optimistic about its future prospects of 2,000-3,000 likes.
As for Wanzan and mass production links? Lego's current IDEAS topics highlight a casual choice. It is recommended that everyone keep a calm mind and enjoy the process of appreciating these excellent designs...
or above is the entire content of this IDEAS project introduction. For more exciting things, please pay attention to: The Lego Warehouse of Bad Snow & Jim's World.
I am 93, see you next time ~
