According to the new images, Apple has designed a Tetris clone that was in the prototype version of the third generation iPod and tried to launch the game on the music player. This game, called Stacker, is controlled via the device’s scroll wheel.
iPod game prototype, a Tetris clone that Apple never released, has emerged
The software was discovered by X user AppleDemoYT, who is known for finding rare prototype devices.
The prototype iPod, with model number A1023, runs a prototype version of iPodOS 2.0 that includes Stacker. Pieces are moved left and right using the scroll wheel and fall out when the middle button is pressed. The goal is to clear the lines and earn points, just like in Tetris.
Stacker is not the only game in the prototype model, there is also a game called Block0. The device also includes a game called Klondike, which is likely an early version of Solitaire. The iPod eventually got some games, including the aforementioned Solitaire and Brick.
Later versions of the iPod also received an official Tetris version, with games such as Bejeweled, Mini Golf, Mahjong, Zuma, Cubis 2 and Pac-Man also available.
All these versions were released before the App Store. The iPod Classic was discontinued in 2014 and the iPod Touch will be retired in 2022, ending the era of the standalone music player.
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