13-Year-Old Breaks Record as First to Conquer Classic NES Tetris

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13-Year-Old Breaks Record as First to Conquer Classic NES Tetris
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Blue Scuti, a 13-year-old gamer, has made history by becoming the first person to beat the classic NES game Tetris, a feat previously thought to be impossible for humans. During the 2023 Classic Tetris World Championship semifinals, he not only achieved this milestone but also broke three world records. Utilizing advanced techniques like "hypertapping" and "rolling," Blue Scuti overcame the notorious level 29, where the game's speed had made it unbeatable for over three decades. His victory was shared in a 38-minute YouTube video, capturing the momentous achievement and his emotional reaction.

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