Buy this for you and your girlfriend. It's much better and it's a full fledged experience either in single player or multiplayer.
...the fuck?
I would love a ps4 port of that tetris despite owning all three ps4 gamesThat's okay. This was the better console Tetris before Puyo Puyo and Tetris Effect came out.
https://www.playstation.com/en-us/games/tetris-ps3/
People better get Tetris Effect now so they can enjoy it in the futureThese cases aren't really equivalent; Tetris in particular is managed by a single company that licenses the rights out to third party developers on their own whims. These rights do not last in perpetuity and in fact history has shown over and over they have built-in expiration dates. Tetris Ultimate is far from the first licensed Tetris product to disappear into the ether.
A more similar case for things going away for licensing related reasons is, say, OutRun and After Burner Climax disappearing when their car/plane licenses expired.
The OG Game Boy Tetris was on the eShop?!
I didn't even know there WAS a 3DS version of Puyo Puyo Tetris.
I would love a ps4 port of that tetris despite owning all three ps4 games
I will say with pride that PS3 tetris along with when vikings attack and Bomberman 94 were moments of beauty. The PS4 hasn't hit those heights in offline multiplayer fun.Co-op tetris was a great time. Also a great way to destroy friendships
With Tetris it's a matter of when, not if.Uhhh, is there a risk this happens to Tetris Effect at some point? Because that won't be okay. At all.
Honestly the law should be changed that existing products can still be sold after the license has expired and only new products can't be made by the party that lost the license.
The license management surrounding the Tetris IP is the dumbest thing. It's a neverending carousel of publisher exclusivity and sudden delistings.
Ironic how Tetris is one of the simplest video games known to man, yet the licensing is anything but.
Y'all gonna be doin' this every time a surprisedpikachu.jpg delisting happens?
Well yeah. It absolutely shouldn't happen.Y'all gonna be doin' this every time a surprisedpikachu.jpg delisting happens?
Picked this up, thanks a million!!I'm in Canada and tried buying a Tetris code on Gamestop.com, but I didn't read the fine print closely enough and the Xbox code was only a $10 USD giftcard to then buy the game. Goofy. PS4 code was able to redeem directly. If anyone wants $10 USD Xbox money:
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Wait I thought the way this worked was you don't get to buy it anymore, but people who had already bought the game still get to download.Well yeah. It absolutely shouldn't happen.
This is precisely why I don't like digital. I don't have control of the thing I bought.
I'm renting it.
Delisting only prevents purchasing digitally from that point on, not redownloading. C'mon, for such a meme post you should at least know that beforehand.Well yeah. It absolutely shouldn't happen.
This is precisely why I don't like digital. I don't have control of the thing I bought.
I'm renting it.
Ah yeah. I had P.T. on my head for some reason.Wait I thought the way this worked was you don't get to buy it anymore, but people who had already bought the game still get to download.
So this doesn't have much to do with control over what you bought as much as it does with control over what you can buy at any given moment.
I don't have a PS4 at the moment to check, but I'll try to redownload this tomorrow (bought it years ago)
I saw this from a poster on TrueAchivements, if anyone want the Xbox One version, you can still buy it here. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832138516
I did it myself, and got the code after a hour.
Puyo Puyo Tetris?
To this day! To this day! I will never let it down on myself either.I regret not buying GB Tetris on the 3DS eShop when I had the chance.
I'm glad online stores don't try to revoke purchased licenses for games just because the publisher's license expires. Have both the GB and Axis games on my 3DS for this, and still go back to the GB one for some time-wasting fun. If Tetris DS was available digitally (have physical copy), oh, boy, that'd be fun!Now the 3DS doesn't even have a Tetris game on the e-shop. GB Tetris and Tetris Axis were removed because of Tetris Ultimate. Now all 3 are gone.
This is how the law works. Anything that is produced before the license expires can be sold. New copies (physical or digital) cannot be made after the license expires.
This is why codes are still sold at retail after delisting (those licenses were made before expiration) but new digital copies cannot be generated.
They didn't. Console version are single language (English) only. :/Did Sega ever bring the JP audio to the Switch and PS4 versions of Puyo Puyo Tetris in the west? They did on PC. It was weird that they seemingly never bothered bringing that to the other versions as DLC or an update/patch.
Ah okay I understand, very interesting! In my eyes the sale of something digital shouldn't count as a new copy being generated as data can be copied wholesale without losing any resources so we could stop "losing" games digitally atleast.
It's because when you issue a new digital copy, you're issuing a new license. And that's what triggers royalty/license payments to others.
Very loose example (these could be modified by license terms):
I can also give you a real-life example of a product I worked on.
- 1,000 physical discs made of a licensed game = license costs for 1,000 copies are due to rights holder
- 1,000 digital download codes made of a licensed game = license costs for 1,000 copies are due to rights holder
- Digital downloads sold as one off copies of a licensed game = license costs for the number of copies sold are due to rights holder
It was a hardware product that went into retail production, but was cancelled at the last minute. We had to destroy the hardware that had been made due to license reasons. Third party software was in the ROM. If the company had given any units away to consumers (even if it was just a promo, and not a sale) it would have triggered minimum license payments.
Really, it's about the license moreso than the actual copy of the bits (be those bits pressed on a disc, or bits copied onto a hard drive from a server).
Think of delisting as "no more NEW licenses can be manufactured and sold, only existing licenses can be sold (or resold)."
That was the weirdest thing. Can't think of any other games this gen without a digital version.Would this mean Puyo Puyo Tetris can finally be available digitally on PS4?