Personal Story.

My original plans for New Years Eve was staying home and watching a movie with my fiancée.

Around 6pm a friend called and convinced me to go out to a private New Year’s Party.

It was a very cold evening and my mind was set on hot cocoa and a movie with a nice warm blanket, but I decided to go anyways.

So we arrived to this very nice home, it was a beautiful house and the first thing that I noticed is this very well preserved Apple II computer.

As the “Cool Geek” that I am, I told my friend: “Check This Out”.

He responded like most people would: “Who Cares”.

I forgave his ingnorance not knowing how important part of the computing history this piece was.

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Terminal Tetris is actually part of the Gnu Emacs and is something you should able to do on any unix system that has Emacs on it.

I attached text and video instructions.

To start it all you have to do is:

1. Open Terminal

2. type: “emacs” and wait for the emacs screen to load

3. hit “esc” then type “x”

4. type “tetris” (lowercase letters)

5.Enter

A Tetris game will load in the window and you can play it by using the arrow keys & space to control the falling blocks.