My sister has it, but I never played it. I do love Tetris, though. I have both the NES and GB versions, and they can keep me busy for hours. Here is a bit of an easter egg for you. In the NES (Non-Tengen)version, if you look at the high scores for mode-A, two names stand out; "Howard" and "Otosan". "Howard" is Howard Licoln, first vice-president of Nintendo of America, and current owner of the Seattle Mariners baseball team. "Otosan" is Urusai Oto-san, a high ranking empolyee in the music department of the company.

Oh, you mean Panel de Pon? Panel de Pon was a puzzle game from Nintendo, but because of the name they decided to market it as many different things. Here is a list of them all for America (at least that I know of):

Tetris Attack (SNES)

Pokemon Puzzle League (N64)

Pokemon Puzzle Chalange (GBC)

Dr. Mario & Puzzle League (GBA)

Planet Puzzle League (NDS)

For the most part they eventually rebranded it "Puzzle League" but for most of its life its selling point was a popular franchise, Tetris, Pokemon, and Mario despite not having much to do with them. Personally I have played Pokemon Puzzle League and I loved that game so I plan to eventually pick up Planet Puzzle League.

There are many more puzzle games than that. Yoshi for the NES is another that can keep my busy for hours, as is the classic Dr. Mario.

And I haven't played it, but I hear Brain Age for the GBA:DS is outstanding.

Silverbolt, I was listing all of the ports of one puzzle game: Panel de Pon. Because Tetris Attack was a port of Panel de Pon. I could not make a list of every puzzle game.

BTW: Brain Age for the Nintendo DS (not in any way a GBA) is not a puzzle game but a brain training game, it sort of started it's own genre but it does have Sudoku (which is a puzzle game) as a bonus.

My apologies. I never heard of Panel de Pon.

Nintendo's handhelds confuse the hack out of me. I wouldn't know a DS from a GBA from a GB color. I haven't really played them all that much.

Not many have heard of Panel de Pon it has been released under so many titles.

I still own the SNES version (where it was rebranded with Yoshi's Island characters and story, and is my favorite for that reason). Aside from Tetris and Dr. Mario, it's probably my favorite puzzle game.