Tetris (Bulletproof) (Japan) (Rev 2)

In **Tetris (Bulletproof) (Japan) (Rev 2)** for the NES, players dive into the classic and addictive puzzle gameplay. The primary objective is to manipulate various geometric shapes, known as tetrominoes, as they fall from the top of the screen into a rectangular playing area. Your task is to rotate and move these blocks to fit them together, forming complete horizontal lines without any gaps.

When a horizontal line is completely filled, it automatically disappears, and all the blocks above it fall down one level. This not only clears space but also awards points. Players can use the controls to move blocks left or right, rotate them clockwise or counter-clockwise, and make them fall faster to the bottom (often referred to as "soft drop" or "hard drop" depending on the version). Points accumulate as you clear more lines simultaneously, especially when clearing four lines at once, known as a "Tetris" – this is the most effective way to achieve high scores.

As the game progresses, the speed at which the blocks fall increases, raising the difficulty and demanding quicker reflexes and better planning. The game concludes when the accumulated blocks reach the top of the screen, leaving no room for new blocks to appear. **Tetris (Bulletproof) (Japan) (Rev 2)** features simple yet effective 8-bit graphics, along with the characteristic NES soundtrack and sound effects, creating a timeless puzzle experience beloved by generations of gamers.