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Watching two people play Tetris](tetris News, Reviews and Information | Engadget) against each other is only slightly more entertaining than watching your stoner friends duke it in marathon Tekken](tekken News, Reviews and Information | Engadget) sessions (read: not entertaining at all). But, we gaurantee the video after the break is more interesting than it sounds. A trio of MIT students recreated the classic falling block game with six-foot tall arrays of LEDs (no cutesy Russia-inspired graphics here) and passed control duties off to a pair of Dance Dance Revolution](dancedancerevolution News, Reviews and Information | Engadget) mats. Look, just check out the video below and, if you’re the ambitious type, you can get the code to create your own Tetris installation at the more source link.
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