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The games they couldn't kill By David Houghton published 20 March 08 Whether it's by timeless game design, rabidly loyal community, or a fat slice of both, some videogames just keep coming back for more. Meet the games that will be around longer than you will.
Tetris DS review By Brett Elston published 5 April 06 The dream-robbing blocks are back and more drug-like than ever
Tetris DS By Brett Elston published 8 March 06 Is deathmatching enough to revive the falling block puzzler?
Tetris DS By GamesRadar_ US published 16 February 06 The classic puzzler returns to Nintendo's handheld world
