It seems like I'm playing against the actual nature of the game here, but I've seen many who can do this consistently. In most of these cases, it ends up that my Hold piece isn't one that can fill the gap any better… The issue is that I don't get the pieces in a predictable pattern or I'm not able to build the filler space in the first 4 columns from the left because there's a block or two that isn't going to get filled.Ī lot of the time I tend to hold pieces and then I get a piece I can't use and so I swap to my Hold piece. In the English version, his voice becomes a softer tone, and sounds closer to a younger version of himself. Alternate Voice notes: In Puyo Puyo Tetris, he has a high-pitched, childlike voice.
Unfortunately, I can't seem to get it right more often than just on the odd occasion. His association with a chakram-like disc and spinning is a reference to a Tetris technique called the T-Spin. I like the idea, that there's a purposeful and structured way to place the pieces and that its basically possible to play this strategy indefinitely. I've got tired of playing tetris like a trained money (just filling up the screen until I can't anymore and then sending combos) so I have it in mind to play by the strategy outlined here.
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