Installing Both Versions of Tetris by EA?

Hello
I recently purchased both versions of Tetris by EA ("Tetris" and "Tetris - New"). However, whenever I have one installed and then I install the other, after the reboot required the first one has been uninstalled. I've also tried setting the application permissions for each of them while installed so they can't interact with other apps, but that didn't help.
I was just wondering why this is happening, and if there's any way for me to have both games installed at once? They have different features and playing styles, so it'd be able to have both without having to reinstall the other every time I want to play it.
Thank you. and sorry if I'm just being a nub, or if this is in the wrong section.
P.S. I have a Blackberry Bold 9900 with 7.1 installed, if that makes any difference.
THANKS.

Hmm, quite interesting.
Since these apps are from the same vendor, it's recommended you contact them to investigate this issue. It might be a compatibility issue with both the apps.
To find the contact info see http://bbry.lv/pFAoB7
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