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Sunday November 19, 2006
08:24 AM
Bastet
is both an Egyptian goddess, patron of cats and regarded as a cat herself (although Wikipedia has more to say on the subject), and a Tetris clone that IMHO would deserve being more widely known, since the idea would benefit being further pursued and brought over to other implementations: in fact it's Bastard Tetris in short: it just gives you the worst piece for each situation.
Now, any connection? Evidence suggests most probably not, but what could prevent one from possibly inventing one?!?
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Don't play Bastet for too long.... (Score:1)
I had no idea about the Egyptian goddess, though.
Re: (Score:1)
Rather than discuouraging me, this suggests me it could be a tempting experiment. Point is, although I regard myself as a rather good regular tetris player, I still haven't found any strategy for the damned beast that bastet is... ;-)
So did I up until saturday. My therapy was to begin late in the evening and I had virtually nothing to
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