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I first played Tetris & Dr. Mario on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, a cartridge published by Nintendo that bundled two of their puzzle games into one. It came out during a time when the SNES was full of these kinds of straightforward, competitive titles you could pick up and play with a friend. Having both games in one package made it a common choice for rental or a quick session after school.

In Tetris, you control the falling tetromino shapes, rotating and shifting them to create solid horizontal lines that then disappear. Dr. Mario has you flipping and dropping vitamins to match colors and eliminate viruses on the playfield. The main objective in both is to clear the screen and outlast the rising difficulty; in versus mode, your cleared lines or matched viruses send garbage blocks to your opponent's side. The mechanics are simple to grasp, but the speed increases relentlessly, demanding quick decisions as the play area fills. It feels tense and satisfying when you manage to clear multiple lines at once or set up a large chain reaction in Dr. Mario.