MIT DDR Tetris on 6' LED Matrix

Tetris installation controlled by DDR Mats. Color Kinetic LEDs in laser cut acrylic tubes set in chip-board matrix. Code at https://github.com/rcoh/Burton-Conner... [credit Leah Alpert & Russell Cohen]. Hardware Design Credit Andrew Carlson.

Tetris info:
If one player clear two or more lines at once, one less than that number of lines appears on the bottom of the other player's board. The bottom row of each board displays each player's score (number of rows cleared) in binary. The row above that shows the level on the left, and time left on the right (one white dot per minute remaining). If neither player dies within the time limit, the player with the higher score wins.

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[Ally Gale]

dude on the right should be on dancing with the stars.

[Kevin DiMaggio]

the best thing ive seen ever. ever.

[Pierce Sarmiento]

if i played this i'd be in really good shape lol

[forallpurposesonly]

77,777th viewer!

[lovelplants]

hahha.. i'm hook to tetris and i really want to try that.. love it...

[Karan Sagar]

russell, leah, this is so badass!

--karan

[magicorubik]

awesome version of Tetris. Super cool

[MsDarkLow]

It's very good job.

[Haremu Kingu]

Notice the amount of troll blocks the dude got?

[EffingTank]

so, this is what people do at MIT on first dates? sounds awesome

[dedpxl]

ARGH PRESS UP TO DROP THE BLOCKS INSTANTLY!

Nice project though. Well nice concept at least.

The guy on the right makes it look pretty awkward to play.