For reasons I can’t fully comprehend, convenience store giant 7-Eleven has partnered with The Tetris Company to produce a handheld electronic Tetris game shaped like a Slurpee. That makes sense. Well,

According to the product description on 7-Eleven's website, it features an officially licensed Tetris title that plays in full-color on a 1.8 inch screen. It also has a built-in speaker with volume control. The device is powered by three AAA batteries or a USB-C cable.

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Looking to take the strangest collaboration of 2024 crown from McDonald's, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Hello Kitty's team up, Tetris and the 7-Eleven convenience store chain have teamed up to create a handheld video game console.