Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is an arrangement of the "B-Type" music found in the NES and Game Boy versions of Tetris. There is no known official name for the original song ather than "Type-B," as it is referred to in its Super Smash Bros. Brawl arrangement.
Some of you may have heard a little of this arrangement during the "Random Response" video, but it dates back to last year. It was created with Wario Ware D.I.Y., a Nintendo DS game. Because there are limits to the music creation feature, the song is a half-pitch higher than the original song.
And I do know that's "Tetris DX" on the side, which doesn't really feature the song. But I prefer it above both the NES and original Game Boy games in terms of its content, control, and presentation. The music in the game is meh.
Please pardon the gameplay footage. I was having an "off day" when playing it.
Music originated from the Game Boy and NES Tetris games, published by Nintendo.
Compositions © 2010 M-Ltd.
This is an arrangement of the "B-Type" music found in the NES and Game Boy versions of Tetris. There is no known official name for the original song ather than "Type-B," as it is referred to in its Super Smash Bros. Brawl arrangement.
Some of you may have heard a little of this arrangement during the "Random Response" video, but it dates back to last year. It was created with Wario Ware D.I.Y., a Nintendo DS game. Because there are limits to the music creation feature, the song is a half-pitch higher than the original song.
And I do know that's "Tetris DX" on the side, which doesn't really feature the song. But I prefer it above both the NES and original Game Boy games in terms of its content, control, and presentation. The music in the game is meh.
Please pardon the gameplay footage. I was having an "off day" when playing it.
Music originated from the Game Boy and NES Tetris games, published by Nintendo.
Compositions © 2010 M-Ltd.
