The biggest game of Tetris youve ever seen!

mistermostyn | December 06, 2007 | News | PC Playstation 3

Students at the Tampere University in Finland have rigged a large dorm building with special lighting technology that allows them to host gigantic games of mobile phone-controlled Tetris. Awesome.

The stunning MikontaloLights project culminated in a glorious pixel show created and executed at the Tampere University of Technology, which turned the 10-storey Mikontalo dorm building into a colour-splashed canvas displaying various beautiful images and its fully interactive interpretation of Tetris, all via its rigged window system.

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kik36 | December 06, 2007

LMAO Very cool!!! Remember when the commercials came out asking if you had been "Tetrisized"? Well after playing it on Gameboy all the time I realized wtf they were referring to when I closed my eyes to sleep and the damn blocks kept falling!!!! LOL
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tidus04 | December 06, 2007

Wow yet again I say it is amazing what people waste there time in doing but at the same time it looks really funny. When a line is complete isnt it meant to break away, It never did in the video =/
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Storm | December 06, 2007

That's quite...unique.
Tetris is by far one of the greatest, most addicting games I've ever played. Great to see it's still getting some love after all these years.
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Final Blade | December 07, 2007

It reminds me of the Christmas Commercial of the House light show.
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Oceanic Sun | December 07, 2007

That is extremely unique. It makes me wonder how much work the students had to do to perform this, but it is a very amazing idea. Inspires me to do something like this also. ^__^