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From: RJW0180%TNTECH.BITNET@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
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Subject: RE: ML tetris
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Date: 23 Apr 91 17:14:00 GMT
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> In a posting of [15 Apr 91 06:15:48 GMT]
>    frechett@spot.Colorado.EDU (-=Runaway Daemon=-) writes:
>
> > If the keys were in some resonable layout the fact that it also
> > rotates the pieced the wrong direction might not bug me as much.. ;)
>
>   All Tetrixen seem to rotate the same way, though. Sure as h*ll is
> counter-intuitive to rotate counter-clockwise. At least my brain
> resists it. Perhaps it was intentional, to make the original game a
> little more difficult?
>
>                                               -- Jan Brittenson
>                                                  bson@ai.mit.edu

Why does everyone keep saying this?  The '4' key rotates the piece one way,
and the left-shift key rotates it the other!

-Randy Weems
RJW0180@TNTECH