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From: pdubois@sandstorm.Berkeley.EDU (Paul DuBois)
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Subject: Re: Tetris for the Mac
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Date: 11 Apr 91 21:37:06 GMT
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In article <1991Apr10.062806.11518@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu> brian@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Brian Hoffman) writes:
>Ok, here's the situation:
>
>How did they do it?  I know they didn't get that much better overnight.  We
>always play with the expert option turned off.  Can this make a difference
>in the scoring?  What other tricks are there?  I don't think they sector
>edited the file (though that is probably how I will get my revenge!).
>
Rest of problem deleted...
>
>-brian
>
>brian@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu


There's a very simple way, not using hex editors or machine cripplers...
hit pause, and then the space bar a bunch of times.  "virutal" :) pieces
will fall and give you points upon unpausing, but your game will be left
otherwise untouched.

pdubois@ocf.berkeley.edu