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'''Tetris Attack''' (known as '''Yoshi no Panepon''' or '''Yoshi's Panepon''' in Japan) is an edited version of the puzzle game [[Panel De Pon]], which had only been released in Japan. Tetris Attack replaces the fairy characters from the original game with [[Yoshi]] and various characters from the recently-released [[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]].
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'''Tetris Attack''' (known as '''Yoshi no Panepon''' or '''Yoshi's Panepon''' in Japan) is an edited version of the puzzle game [[Panel De Pon]], which had only been released in Japan. Tetris Attack replaces the fairy characters from the original game with [[Yoshi]] and various characters from the recently-released ''[[Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island]]''.
  
 
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Tetris Attack has inspired other edited variations on Panel de Pon, such as [[Pokémon Puzzle League]].
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''Tetris Attack'' has inspired other edited variations on ''Panel de Pon'', such as ''[[Pokémon Puzzle League]]''.
  
 
==Remakes==
 
==Remakes==
  
*The Super Nintendo version was released over the [[Satellaview]] in Japan. This is the only way it was available in Japan.
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*The Super NES version was released over the [[Satellaview]] in Japan. This is the only way it was available in Japan.
*In Japan, the Gameboy version was later released for download over the [[Nintendo Power system]].
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*In Japan, the Game Boy version was later released for download over the [[Nintendo Power system]].
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*In Japan, the Game Boy version was released for the [[3DS Virtual Console]] in 2013.
  
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Latest revision as of 12:54, 13 June 2017

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Tetris Attack
Developer Intelligent Systems
Publisher Nintendo
System Super NES, Game Boy
Release Date Super NES
US August 1996
EU November 28, 1996
Game Boy
US August 1996
JP October 26, 1996
EU November 28, 1996
3DS Virtual Console (Game Boy)
JP December 11, 2013
Genre Puzzle
Gallery GH Gallery
Rating ESRB: K-A

Tetris Attack (known as Yoshi no Panepon or Yoshi's Panepon in Japan) is an edited version of the puzzle game Panel De Pon, which had only been released in Japan. Tetris Attack replaces the fairy characters from the original game with Yoshi and various characters from the recently-released Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

Story[edit]

The story mode contains a story involving Bowser using Kamek's magic to flood the world and brainwash all of Yoshi's friends into following Bowser. Yoshi must travel across the various islands and free his friends by defeating them in battle. Afterwards, he must enter the Cave of Horrors for a final showdown with Bowser and his minions.

Gameplay[edit]

This puzzle game involves rows of block that rise from the bottom of the screen rather then falling from the top. The player must arrange the rows so that similar blocks are matched and eliminated. If the blocks reach the top of the screen, the game is over.

Legacy[edit]

Tetris Attack has inspired other edited variations on Panel de Pon, such as Pokémon Puzzle League.

Remakes[edit]

  • The Super NES version was released over the Satellaview in Japan. This is the only way it was available in Japan.
  • In Japan, the Game Boy version was later released for download over the Nintendo Power system.
  • In Japan, the Game Boy version was released for the 3DS Virtual Console in 2013.