Tetris Effect: Connected World Championship announced by developer Enhance
Tetris Effect developer Enhance is putting on a series of events in which the best players will be able to compete for cash and prizes across several modes.
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Tetris Effect developer Enhance is putting on a series of events in which the best players will be able to compete for cash and prizes across several modes.
Limited Run Games has partnered with Enhance Games to print physical copies of Tetris Effect: Connected, complete with collector's editions.
Tetris Effect designer Tetsuya Mizuguchi and further Enhance Games leads expressed a heavy desire to make games on Sony's upcoming VR headset.
For the first time ever, Tetris Effect competition will be broadcast on the official Classic Tetris World Championship channels.
The popular rhythm puzzler will arrive on Nintendo Switch this fall and brings along cross-platform multiplayer.
The superb puzzler will pick up crossplay support and a long-awaited Steam release next month.
The wonder of Tetris Effect has come to the Xbox Series X. We take a look at Tetris Effect: Connected to see how much it adds to the sublime original experience.
Looking for good reasons to set a room up, strap on the old headset, and explore some varied virtual worlds? Then our guide to VR gaming greatness in 2020 should help.
Experience Tetris just like it used to be with Tetris Effect: Connected's new (old?) Classic Score Attack mode.
Xbox players will all get connected on November 10, the same release date as the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.