The chaps over at British Gaming Blog have posted some videos of the game in action, including some showing the game's Push and Touch modes. The latter mode is more slow-paced, with Tetrominoes awkwardly stacked on top of each other and awaiting the player to spin them about, thus allowing them fill and disappear. As for the ingenious Donkey Kong-themed Push mode, it seems ideally suited for Wi-Fi multiplayer battles. Each player is relegated to one of the DS screens, with the opponent being mirrored in the bottom screen (i.e. his blocks move upwards). Each player slots Tetrominoes into a cluster of blocks that's initially right in the middle of the two playing fields. Performing well and racking up combos pushes the block cluster away and into your opponent's screen, lessening his maneuvering space and chances of survival. Just check out the videos.