V-Tetris Virtual Boy is a 1995 puzzle video game developed by Locomotive and published by Bullet-Proof Software in Japan for the Virtual Boy.

Its gameplay involves the player clearing horizontal lines by moving pieces of different shapes that descend onto the playing field by filling empty spaces in order to make completed lines disappear and gain points across three modes of play.

There are three modes of play.
In type-A mode, the player must clear horizontal lines by moving pieces of different shapes that descend onto the playing field by filling empty spaces in order to make completed lines disappear and gain as many points as possible, while avoiding having the playfield full and the game’s speed increases after clearing every ten lines.
In type-B mode, the player is required to clear a determined number of horizontal lines with pieces filling the playfield and proceed to the next level. In type-C mode, called “Loop Tetris”, the player can scroll the cylindrical-esque playing field left or right by pressing the L and R buttons respectively and clear multiple horizontal lines.

Features:
– 1 player
– three modes of play
– altered gameplay for 3D system

The game is sold as new and comes in a blister pack which may show glue marks from old labels. We do not offer exchanges for this type of claim.

The game box JPN contains:
– A manual
– The game in cartridge format