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- Pajitnov derived the name Tetris by combining Greek with the name of his favorite sport. Tetra is a Greek numerical prefix meaning “four,” and tennis was the game designer’s sport of choice. (Tetra is also any of the tropical freshwater fishes of the genus Hemigrammus.)
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