Electronika 60 Tetris

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Electronika 60 tetris. The pieces on which the game of tetris is based around are called tetriminos. Original tetris from elektronika 60 this is my clone of original tetris from elektronika 60 written on c. The original tetris was programmed by alexey pajitnov using the programming language pascal on an electronika 60 russian. Versions of tetris on the original game boy game boy color and on most dedicated handheld games use monochrome or grayscale graphics but most popular versions use a separate color for.

The electronika 60 russian. Pajitnov s original version for the electronika 60 computer used green brackets to represent the blocks that make up tetriminos. Alone the electronika 60 is a rack mounted computer with no built in display or storage devices. The main logic unit is located on the m2 cpu board.

Here s something retro to try. The game has monochrome graphics and in the first revision of the game the blocks in the tetrominos are represented by a pair of delete rubout characters character. электроника 60 an unauthorized soviet clone of a digital equipment corp. The main logic unit is located on the m2 cpu.

I ve tried to implement game engine for general case. The electronika 60 cpu was a rack mount unit that served as a part of computing complex also comprising a 15ie 00 013 terminal and i o devices. It was usually paired with a 15ie 00 013 terminal and i o devices. M2 cpu technical characteristics.

электроника 60 was a terminal computer made in the soviet union by electronika in voronezh it was a clone of an lsi 11 made by the digital equipment corporation. The purpose of this exercise is to learn design patterns. Tetris for the electronika 60 the original creation which alexey pajitnov programmed in pascal on an electronika 60 computer features black and white or green depending on the computer graphics with a pair of brackets representing each block in a tetromino a player controls input through the number pad and there are greater less than slashes and lines outlining the playfield. The electronika 60 russian.