After legal run-ins with the Tetris Company on a supposed infringement of the Tetris trademark, Quinn - an implementation of a populat falling-blocks game that shall not be named, unless we want to get sued - lives to tell the tale.

The popular shareware that held a spot in Phil Ryu's "The Ten Most Beautiful OS 10 Applications," is back and better than ever. It's still the same Quinn we've known but now has a new online server list, includes a standalone server, shows the number of players on a server in the dock icon and it supports multiple moderators in a server.

Changelog:

* fixed a memory bug which could cause Quinn to crash after closing a server
* fixed a bug which caused Quinn to display an error message after subsequently opening and closing a server
* fixed a funny bug which caused the highscore list to display times one hour prior to the time when the game actually ended if the game was played during daylight-savings time
* fixed a bug which caused a player’s score grow by 4444 or 4445 points after his board had been “shaken up” while being completely empty

God Save the Quinn!