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Creating a full Tetris game in GotoJSE would require a significant amount of code, and it's not feasible to write the complete game in a single response. However, I can provide you with a general outline of how to approach building Tetris in GotoJSE and some key code snippets.

Initialize the game state:

Define the Tetris board dimensions (e.g., 10x20)

Define the Tetris pieces and their rotations

Set up the score and level variables

Initialize the game loop

Create a function to draw the Tetris board and pieces:

Loop through the board cells and draw filled cells

Draw the current piece at its current position and rotation

Handle input from the GamePad:

Move the current piece left, right, or down based on ButtonA, ButtonB, ButtonY, and ButtonX input

Rotate the current piece based on ButtonX or ButtonY input

Perform a hard drop (instantly dropping the piece) using a different button, if desired

Implement game logic:

Check for collisions when moving or rotating the piece

Lock the piece in place when it can't move down further

Clear full lines and update the score

Generate a new piece

Check for game over (when a new piece can't be placed on the board)

The alpha should be 0.0-1.0, by the way.

You're absolutely right, I apologize for the mistake. In BlitzMax, the SetColor function takes four parameters: red (0-255), green (0-255), blue (0-255), and alpha (0.0-1.0). So, we need to scale the alpha value accordingly.

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