
The player controls a flashing dot and has to cross the rows without touching any moving tiles throughout the level. An adaptation of the arcade game Frogger.These can only be found on certain models:

Another shooting game in which the player shoot single blocks from below (or above if inverted) to form a complete 10-block line to clear them, akin to the objective of Tetris.The player loses if all blocks reached the bottom. A vertical shooter game where randomly-generated rows of blocks gradualy descending down the screen, and the player must shoot them before they reach the bottom.The player controls a tank (or spaceship) to shoot enemies in the screen until a certain number has achieved, with each level often feature "boss battle" in the end. A multi-directional shooter game in a similar vein to Battle City.For an added difficulty, the game's speed gradually increase everytime the player levels up. The player loses if the car hits one of them. A car racing game in which the player switches between left and right lanes to avoid other cars passing through.To avoid possible copyright infringement of the original Tetris, this game is simply named "Brick Game" on the console's packaging or user manual. This one come in many different variations, ranging from normal Tetris pieces to complex variations featuring unusual pieces and even pieces that could shoot. However, it is still iconic as a collector item among retro-gaming enthusiasts. Today, the Brick Game has become significantly rarer in electronic stores and mostly superseded by handheld NES clone consoles. It still manufactured in China and it is often considered as a low-cost toy that can be easily found on dollar stores or toy stores.Įven though the handheld gaming industry was popularized by Nintendo's Game Boy in the early-1990s, the Brick Game remained as a popular electronic game as an affordable alternative that is readily available in the market. The difficulty level and speed of each game can be adjusted by pressing the left or right D-pad.īrick Game was popular after a few years following the success of Tetris and similar puzzle video games in the late 1980s.


Each game has its own variations by selecting the number below the letter. The games are usually arranged within alphabetical letters, with each letter corresponds with different games. In general, the Brick Game is a traditional LCD electronic game, that displays games in 10 x 20 grid screen, the same grid size used in Tetris.
