RGB LED Tetris Game
Since Tetris was originally conceived by a Russian, it makes perfect sense for his fellow countryman, Stanislav Ponomarev, to utilize his knowledge of the NerdKit Microcontroller in order to churn out the rather impressive RGB LED Tetris Game. This might just be more fun than the original simply because of its design, and it will definitely be worth playing in the dark with all the lights turned off for added visual effect. Pretty interesting mod, but just how difficult is it to complete the game? There doesn’t seem to be much vertical space for you to carefully position your blocks, and with no high score mechanism, true blue gamers who are looking for something different will probably give this a miss.
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