Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss (SNES)

Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss
Developers: Bullet-Proof Software, TOSE Publisher: Bullet-Proof Software Platform: SNES Released in JP: December 18, 1992 (original), January 21, 1994 (limited edition) This game has unused text. This game has revisional differences. This game has anti-piracy features.

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Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss is, unsurprisingly, a solid follow up to Tetris 2 + Bombliss. Not so obvious is its legacy of obscurities, including a promotional gold cartridge, updated re-release, Super Famicom Box version, and computer versions (Windows 3.1, Mac, PC-98). It was also advertised (then canceled) for the Sufami Turbo.

Whew.

Tetris Battle Gaiden Leftovers

Unique to the limited edition, at 1182C, is leftover text from the Tetris Battle Gaiden options menu.

OFF
ON
EASY
NORMAL
HARD
EXPERT
BATTLIS
TETRIS
RENSA

Anti-Piracy

The limited edition adds an anti-piracy check upon starting up the game. If the game thinks it's running on pirate hardware (based on the amount of available SRAM) or if it's being played on a PAL console, then the BPS logo will loop infinitely instead of proceeding to the actual game.

Version Differences

There are three total versions of the game: the original release, the revision 1 ROM, and the limited edition.

The revision 1 ROM contains a single small, but important change: it fixes the spelling of the word "stereo" on the options menu.

Original	Rev 1

Thankfully, the limited edition is more interesting: it changed the title screen colors, uses the newer BPS logo, and has different Bombliss levels. The BPS logos themselves also use different jingles.

Original	Limited

Original	Limited

The Limited Edition also features slightly different renditions of all of the game's music.

Original	Limited

Levels

These levels are completely different between the standard version and limited edition:

• Tetris 2 + Bombliss (NES): Contest mode has 60 levels, Puzzle mode has 100 puzzles.
• Standard version: same as NES version, but with 50 new puzzles.
• Limited edition: Contest mode has 60 new levels, Puzzle mode has 150 new puzzles.