Tetris (2023) - Its called 'The Gameboy'

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[MDFlo]

Crazy how he says “sell to young and old” because I remember as a 8 year old kid never playing my gameboy for longer than an hour or two because my grandfather and uncles always wanted to play Tetris

[jacechretin]

It’s amazing to think Hank signed an NDA because they didn’t trust him, only to win them over and even convinced them to change their strategy of selling the game boy with Mario to Tetris instead for a wider market by the end. Legend

[nickpickerwi]

"Color, you need 8 batteries instead of four, it's too expensive. This gives you 30 hours of gameplay, all for $89." A lesson Sega should have learned before developing their GameGear.

[catandfishfc]

Nintendo's side of the story is probably just as crazy. They avoided bankruptcy like a dozen times with unusual innovations.

[KjV]

Love how he just programmed Tetris on a device he's never seen before - with sound effects - in 5 minutes flat!

[mastershooter]

Impressive, now let's see Paul Allen's Gameboy

[jacknotinbox]

The little detail of the other guy getting excited to play the demo as Henk is explaining that Tetris on Game Boy would appeal to all ages is really excellent.

[gnore_me.]

I know this feels like an extreme dramatization but as a kid, this is exactly what it felt like when the gameboy launched. alien technology.

[GeckoHogheadIncOfficial]

Very smart of Nintendo to package Tetris with the Game Boy!

[SnipeMD]

It's almost poetically beautiful to watch the Game Boy essentially be born in this scene.

The system is horrifically primitive by today's standards, but looking at it sitting there brand new with the development cables still attached is a sight of beauty

[xXTigerWaveXx]

“It’s call the Game Boy” gives me shivers every time I watch

[coltonpiper]

I love how he makes the face of a little kid when the white haired dude says “go ahead try it”. He looks so happy. Like a kid at Christmas

[pellajoe]

Today's kids have no idea how revolutionary the Game Boy actually was when it was released.

[corporalpunishment]

I never had a Gameboy and didn't play Tetris much but this scene is excellent the acting, music the writing and directing is awesome a classic example of show don't tell. I want to see it now.

[GamerslifeOfficial]

Last night I was playing on my PS5, this is crazy to think about, how far we have come and how legendary the OG GameBoy was. My generation was the GBC but back then, it was game-changing.

[msb]

Funny thing was, while Henk said, "It's not perfect, " his Tetris demonstration was flawless. Minora and Lincoln immediately asked him to secure the rights!

[MrCrespo]

2:45 he was right. To this day I own 2 gameboys. One of them gifted to me by my older cousin and the other one by my neighbours when I was 7 and 9. Both of them owned tetris

[VirtualKnight]

I still remember the Christmas when I got my GameBoy. I was only four years old. My first two games on it was Kirby's Dream Land and Alien Vs Predator, but I got to play Tetris that day too. That afternoon, my mother took me to our local pub and I met a girl there who was playing a Gameboy as well. She had Tetris. We swapped GameBoys and played each others games until it was time for me to go home. I didn't get Tetris for it until years later, though. I had no idea whatsoever how important that GameBoy would be to me over the coming years when I got it.

[purple-eyesgreydragon]

Oh this was super cool! Such a revolutionary point in gaming history. The development and release of the Game Boy! Along with the most sold popular puzzle game Tetris! It proved a long time ago to this day, everybody loves puzzle games!

[johnnyhoang]

I am a video game collector. I have an extensive game collection of NES, SNES, DS, gameboy, gameboy advance, ps1, ps2, Xbox, 360, ps3, Xbox one, etc.

I probably play gameboy Tetris more than any other game in my collection