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'''''Flash Point''''' is an arcade puzzle game by Sega that is based on ''[[Tetris]]''. The player is given a pre-designed Tetris puzzle where the goal is to clear a set of specified, highlighted blocks off the screen. The game ends if the player's blocks reach the top of the screen, similar to traditional ''Tetris'' rules. | '''''Flash Point''''' is an arcade puzzle game by Sega that is based on ''[[Tetris]]''. The player is given a pre-designed Tetris puzzle where the goal is to clear a set of specified, highlighted blocks off the screen. The game ends if the player's blocks reach the top of the screen, similar to traditional ''Tetris'' rules. | ||
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| Flash Point |
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| System(s): Sega System 16, MSX |
| Publisher: Sega |
| Developer: Sega |
| Genre: Puzzle |
| Number of players: 1-2 |
Flash Point is an arcade puzzle game by Sega that is based on Tetris. The player is given a pre-designed Tetris puzzle where the goal is to clear a set of specified, highlighted blocks off the screen. The game ends if the player's blocks reach the top of the screen, similar to traditional Tetris rules.
Flash Point was initially ported to MSX computers. It was later re-released in the Sega Ages 2500 Vol.28: Tetris Collection in its original form. Also included in this collection is a previously-unreleased Sega Mega Drive version of Flash Point—the ROM of which has since been ripped and circulates on the internet today. It is unknown whether Flash Point suffered a similar fate to Sega's Tetris.
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