A-Type is endless game mode, and B-Type requires you to get 25 lines to win. While later releases of Tetris would have many different variations, this earlier release only contains two types of game play which are referred to as A-Type and B-Type. Despite having two different developers, the games are both very similar and share some development staff. The Famicom did not see this release in Japan because Bullet-Proof Software held the publishing rights there. Nintendo derived the NES port from the original Game Boy version and published it in North America in November of 1989. The Game Boy version, developed by Bullet-Proof Software, was published by Nintendo first in Japan in July of 1989, then in North America in August. Tetris is an action puzzle video game originally created by Alexey Pajitnov, however, this page covers a version released by Nintendo for the Game Boy and NES.
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