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A Z80-based BBC Bridge Companion from 1985 now plays Tetris after a hardware hack. The console, which originally taught Bridge via nine ROM cartridges, uses a TI video chip and 16K of VRAM. The modification repurposes the vintage hardware for a new game.
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