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By the early 90s, Tetris had already become a global phenomenon. Nintendo decided to follow up on the success of the original with a new take on the formula: Tetris 2, released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1993. Instead of simply stacking tetrominoes to clear lines, Tetris 2 introduced fresh puzzle mechanics that combined the addictive speed of Tetris with the strategy of match-three games.
In 1989, Nintendo brought Tetris to the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), transforming a simple puzzle concept into a global gaming phenomenon. Originally designed by Alexey Pajitnov in the Soviet Union, the NES version of Tetris became one of the most iconic and addictive games of all time.
When the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) launched in 1990, it needed a title that would showcase the power of Nintendo's new hardware. Enter F-Zero, a futuristic racing game that not only pushed the limits of technology with its Mode 7 graphics, but also redefined what speed felt like in a video game.
WhatsApp is rolling out another major wave of updates, and this one touches almost every corner of the app. From new ways to share memories to smarter AI-powered customisation, the world's most popular messaging app is making sure it stays ahead of the curve. These features are gradually rolling out worldwide, so if you don't see them yet, keep an eye on your updates in the coming weeks.
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, is making a big move in the UK. For the first time, adult users will now have the option to experience both platforms without ads—if they're willing to pay a small subscription fee.
