Full Review
The follow up to the excellent WiiWare title, Tetris Party, Tetris Party Deluxe for both Wii and DS will be release sometime this summer.
Both versions will feature online play, co-op, many competitive modes as well as some returning favorites and some new ways to play Tetris. The Wii version will also support the Balance Board, Wii Wheel and even the Wii Speak.
Check out screens of the DS version HERE.
Check out screens of the Wii version HERE.
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