Okay, so movies based on video games are a thing now. We’ve already had the successful adaptations of Tomb Raider or Resident Evil to the big screen, for example, and we have more incoming, with Assassin’s Creed getting a high profile movie adaptation some time in 2016. So that’s well and good, right?

Sort of? It’s also been confirmed that one of the highest selling games of all time will be made into a movie. To which you say, well, duh. The catch? Said highest selling game is- Tetris. Yes, that Tetris. The one with the falling blocks and the iconic tune. It’s being made into a movie.

To make matters even more hilarious, said movie will be an epic science fiction movie. I don’t know how any of that will work, since Tetris is as pure a game as they come, with no storyline, no mythos, just pure gameplay, but, I mean… I guess… no, there’s no way I can see the other side of the coin on this one, guys.

The Tetris Company seems to be pretty darn confident, though.

“What started as a simple, computer puzzle game 30 years ago, today is part of our global consciousness, connecting people of all ages and backgrounds and feeding our innate desire to create order out of chaos. We look forward to partnering with Threshold Entertainment to re-imagine that common experience and bring a spectacular new Tetris universe to the big screen for the first time. In this new universe, as you’ll soon find out, there’s much more to Tetris than simply clearing lines.”

No, dudes. There isn’t.

Ubisoft is working with The Tetris Company to bring the classic puzzle title to the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 via Xbox Live and PlayStation Network respectively. This is to celebrate the game’s 30th anniversary, a period of which it managed to sell hundreds of millions of units and make its way across 50 platforms worldwide since launching in 1984.

Henk B. Rogers, managing director of The Tetris Company, stated that, “We welcome Ubisoft to the Tetris family. I am 100% sure they will develop one of the best versions of the Tetris game ever.”

Yves Guillemot, Ubisoft co-founder and CEO, was also enthusiastic about the deal. “We’re very excited to start working with this world-renowned brand, and can’t wait to combine Ubisoft’s expertise and all the capacities of next-gen consoles to create an exciting new Tetris experience for fans.”

As of now, no solid release date has been provided but would you pick up Tetris for your next gen console? Let us know in the comments.