Gamers play Tweetris at Toronto GamerCamp 2011. Two players use a Kinect to make shapes that the two players at the computer use for a game of Tetris.

• Co-op mode gives the partner of the player on camera exactly what he/she makes a shape out of
• Speed match mode means that the player on camera must make the shape that’s being dropped in order for it to be lowered quickly/placed
• Competive mode means that the people on camera generate pieces for their opponent, letting them make the most awkward shapes possible.

Naturally, someone figured out how to make a penis Tetris block. All bets were off after that.

Longer post for Torontoist is TBA; I’ll link it when it gets posted!