13 year old game streamer only Blue Shields He was the first person in the world to successfully pass Tetris released for the NES console.
It may seem strange that no one has been able to beat a game released in 1989. In practice, the NES version of Tetris is designed to be invincible.
After level 29, the pieces fall at such a fast rate that the average player should give up at this point. In fact, beating Tetris on the NES meant that the game eventually crashed at level 155.
Over the years, new generations of Tetris players have started to develop new quick game strategies. First, players invented the use of “hypertapping”, which later became “rolling”.
In the latter control mode, the player practically drums with the fingers of the gloved hand on the back of the controller, while one of the fingers is placed on the cross controller.
The end result was lightning fast moves, which allowed players to advance to levels beyond level 29. The NES version of Tetris quickly became a minor hit among young players.
Blue Scotty, the reigning champion of the technique, made his historic debut in the semi-finals of the 2023 Classic Terris World Championship, where he advanced to 157th place.
Arstecnica In principle the game should have already ended at level 155, but the player inadvertently avoided an error that would have crashed the game in two sectors.
