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The Tetris Effect Is More Than A Gaming Quirk, It’s Changing How We See Memory
In Tetris, you constantly arrange colorful shapes made of four blocks with the goal of making lines after lines disappear.
What Is the Tetris Effect?
Anyone who has ever played ‘Tetris’ knows how addictive the ’80s video game can be. Scientists say the Tetris Effect may even ...
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Learn How Tetris Came West With Henk Rogers' New Memoir
Whether it's programming his first big game in Japan, creating the Tetris Company, or negotiating with other creators and ...
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Does the Game Block Blast Boost Brainpower?
Playing with these computerized blocks may result in using areas of your brain that are more efficient rather than continuing to use inefficient processing methods. Changes in regional subcortical ...
Apple defeats tech writer's copyright lawsuit over 'Tetris' movie
Apple convinced a New York federal court on Thursday to dismiss a copyright lawsuit brought by tech journalist Dan Ackerman, ...
Judge dismisses copyright infringement lawsuit over Apple’s Tetris movie.
Former Gizmodo EIC Dan Ackerman’s lawsuit alleging that Apple, the Tetris company, screenwriter Noah Pink and others ripped off his 2016 book, The Tetris Effect: The Game That Hypnotized the World, ...
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Apple defeats lawsuit alleging it ripped off tech journalist for ‘Tetris’ movie on TV+
Apple has defeated a lawsuit that alleged the “Tetris” documentary on Apple TV+ ripped off a book written by tech journalist Dan Ackerman. As detailed by Reuters, U.S. District Judge Katherine ...