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Window City Night NES

Original game : Tetris

Platform : NES

Author : CAndiman

Release date : 24 February 2023

Category : Improvement

Patch version : 2.0

Modifications : G

Downloads : 226

ROM Information

Database match: Tetris (USA)
Database: No-Intro: Nintendo Entertainment System (v. 20210216-231042)
File SHA-1: A99F922E9DA20B2A27E4398348505D2E9D15271B
File CRC32: DD66846
ROM SHA-1: FD9079CB5E8479EB06D93C2AE5175BFCE871746A
ROM CRC32: 1394F57E

Hack description

This hack of NES Tetris turns your classical level design into a view at night out your window. Stack the city pieces and watch their lights. Each level lets the people of that city change their lights.

Two IPS patches are included: hard drop and non-hard drop.

Patch to Tetris(USA) or Tetris(U)[!].

Screenshots

Contributions

ContributorType of contributionDescription
CAndimanGraphics

Reviews

City NightsOld_gamer2023-03-18Version 2.0

I'm sure everyone can agree that looking into the night is relaxing. The city nights can be beautiful with the moon gazing to the earth. This takes that time to the tetris world. Every ten levels the lights change to give more style. I really like the moon design with the craters whereas it's usually just a white circle. Nice work and a pleasant mod.

Visually Pleasing GimmickOverdrive2023-03-08Version 2.0

This hack doesn't really reinvent the wheel, but that's okay. It's the same old Tetris- Except now the blocks look like skyscrapers at night! This might not do anything for the gameplay, but it does look quite nice for such a simple effect. Optionally, you can also enable hard drops, which really helps speed up the gameplay if you know what you're doing.

Neat idealordelan2023-03-01Version 2.0

This guy drops graphic hacks for NES Tetris on an almost daily base currently. I won't stop him. This one in particular makes you indeed feel like you're looking out a window in New York, while the bricks are becoming the buildings. The idea alone is very clever. ;)