Tetris

How was Tetris invented? Here’s the answer. (Sort of.)

The movie is based on the true story ... for the most part.

Could we get an announcement soon?

No, really.

It’s not just a bunch of falling blocks, that’s for sure.

Tetris has come a long way since the days of the Game Boy and NES. People are playing it on the side of major city buildings, and now one man has designed a T-shirt that will let you play the classic puzzle game on your own body.

Forget that scene in 'American Psycho,' this is the business card that would have really leave Patrick Bateman wide-eyed.

The Russian block-matching puzzle game Tetris took the world by storm in the late 1980s when it was released on Nintendo's NES and Gameboy platforms. And we think we've found one of the best players around.

I very rarely play video games! I am too busy. But when I do, it is Tetris for me!

This is why I've always associated myself with geeks - because they can do stuff like this. Nathan Pryor took his love for the macabre holiday with his love for video games and decided to combine them into carving a pumpkin to a Tetris-grid that actually works, all the way down to using the stem as a joystick.