This Kid Beat Tetris, Here's How
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- What if we told you Tetris, the seemingly endless 80’s high score puzzler - could be beaten?
What if we told you that for the first time in history, that happened.
What if we told you the champion was just 13 years old?
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Blue Scuti isnt just any kid.
In October, he placed 3-4th in the Tetris Wold Championship.
His run also claimed the world record for high score in the game.
He also didnt crash the game at the earliest possible moment, he messed up and kept playing, hoping for the best and lucked out my managing to beat the game at the second possible time.
Also, the game was beaten again yesterday by Fractal, the person who won the Tetris World Championship back in October. Scuti was watching him play then decided to also stream his own run. Fractal lost his run and started a new one only to find out how far Sctui had gotten, so he stopped his own run to watch Scuti beat the game. Clearly loved watching it happen.
Anyways, yesterday Fractal decided to give it another shot and was able to crash the game at the first possible instance, arguably the games first true speedrun.
Its actually a really heartwarming story all around and i cant wait to see it develop even more.
Maybe watch the video before commenting
And P1xelAndy also did it yesterday... it's insane how everyone is beating the game one by one
Also, when fractal read his twitch chat saying scuti is actually on a really good pace, he stopped what he was doing and actually cheered for him once he witnessed that scuti got the crash. Such a good guy
get a job bro
🤓☝️
this kid deserves all the praise he's been getting. & he did this with a broken heart, grieving the loss of his father. good shit, kid. 💪🏾
One of the coolest recent pieces of gaming news. This has been decades in the making and I'm so happy for Blue Scuti! He's in the gaming hall of fame already.
The level of happiness on his face after breaking the game is priceless
That skynews lady should get fired. That kind of media is irrelevant right now and bad influence to all
Yes, fire the woman for giving motherly advice…that you personally find disagreeable. That sounds like a very healthy and soundminded approach to dealing with things we don’t like.😂
It’s sky news, they love employing absolute mental cases. She will probably get a raise for this 😂
@@realmatic10 "motherly advice"... are you kidding me? If you think that's motherly advice, then you are an awful mother.
@@realmatic10that's no motherly advice
@@realmatic10 That's no motherly advice, that's a statement from a grown up woman who is being bitter and insensitive, just like most boomers. The kid didn't just beat a world record but also did something 99.999999% humans can't do. It's an achievement and it's being attempted for decades, and yet he did it. You literally can't describe the dedication and hardwork some people give.
Also really? Calling out a 13 yr old on live TV? And telling the kid to stop playing games even though he is just a kid? Real professional, real professional...
I love the sportsmanship people are displaying! It’s almost like everyone cares more about how far one can go
something deep inside me made me angry at the skynews lady, it's like all the authority figures in my childhood coming back and saying you're interests aren't worth the time.
you forgot to mention that this was literally the same day she also commended another teen for playing darts
Everyone knows Billy Mitchell is the world's greatest Tetris player. Yesterday he announced that he'll be releasing a video made in 1999 in which he true kill screens the game.
Best underrated comment so far.
I watched billy mitchell myself. He willed me into this dimension to witness his greatness.
Yup gotta agree he brought back my parents who died in a car crash just to watch his majestic gameplay
I had no idea this was such a big deal, beat that game decades ago, with a hammer
Actually Blue Scutti was supposed to make the move of getting one line deleted on the level prior to the one he was on but he wasn’t able to do it but was able to do it on the next level and now we have history. He knew what he needed to do to get the game to error so it wasn’t random.
before then, the most hype news Tetris bore of this caliber was Joseph Saelee, 16 years of age at the time having beaten seven-time world champion Jonas Neubauer (rest in peace.)
Crazy that video gaming as a whole is an international cultural phenomenon, and some people STILL look at it and the people who participate in it like they're insane
Congrats to Blue Scuti for this massive historical W
Thank you for covering this.
For us gamers achieving this feat was immeasurable since none in the past ever made it.
That news anchor was so clueless.
At 13 I was shit at any game (still am) and here's this kid killing tetris
Well said ...😐
Now confirmed to have new Tetris speedrun - True killscreen speedrun :D
4:07 No you're absolutely right Devin. No reason to just be-little someone over an achievement, especially since if that newscaster had done even 15 mins of research she would know how big of an achievement it is. The day Tetris was truly "beaten" (and the kid who beat it) will live on longer than some sad person's legacy, that's the truth.
You have my respect boy, congratulations you are the tetris legend.
now i want to play Tetris
but fr though congrats to that guy being THE 1st is a massive W
“obstensively” lmfao
Congrats to this kid. As a mediocre retro gamer player who was thrilled to max out Laser Blast on the Atari 2600; I say “Way to go!”
Shoutout to whoever's decision it was to feature "u/animetiddymilk34" at 0:50 lmfaooo
His dad died a few weeks ago 😭😭😭😭😭that got to me 💔
Legendary lifetime achievement. Managed to beat the game that billions of people couldn't. He has a bright future.
But now we have 3 people out of those billions who beat the game within a span of just a week.
@@rutomeds he was still the first. Albeit its amazing that others also completed it. 4 minute mile effect
That Costco hoodie is hard af
Damn fresh new video
One of the best programmers I worked with in the 80's ended up loosing his job because he would not stop playing Tetris at work when it was first released. His co-workers tried to cover for him initially, but his playing became so blatant nothing could help.
do you know where he ended up going, also how was it being a programmer then, right at the start of the tech boom
@@flaatheaad7544 I have no idea where he ended up. As for my long IT career, this is one of the many things I remember from my early days. Back then, some of the best programmers who converted from other majors were Musicians. Musicians picked up the logic of programming very quickly and also created great bands with their co-workers, I got to listen to some great, free music. Also, the worst programmers were ones who had a PhD in Computer Science. I am not sure what they studied, but most knew nothing about programming in the real world.
Billy Mitchell has submitted a video beating this score.
"My girl friend was a freak...." pause.
Excitebike and Track and Field just start the levels over after 256. Bummer. No kill screens for me. I found out the hard way. 😢
I hate that an anchor-lady cridizied a kid who is literally gifted and the best prodigy currently for Tetris.
R.I.P
What if I told you, “you’re late to tha party”!
Wow, just Wow
2 years ago I was in dimitri’s twitter dm’s begging him to do a video on nes tetris. Glad its finally getting recognition
Ha Ha, when I was 13, I was outside getting fresh air; there were no video games available to us in 1967!
Ah, what an amazing feat, indeed. Congratulations, Blue Scuti!
...now, as for the newscaster, I like to imagine that they're just jealous they'll never be as good as Willis. =P
Was there a new technique invented? It raises some eyebrows when multiple people beat teatris decades after release in such a relatively short time
I saw that some people are asking how to confirm that the killscreen in the video wasnt some ordinary random glitch , and the answer is that when AI was playing, it get stucked at the same level, is that correct?
Correct. There was a very smart young man who studied it and made an amazing spreadsheet showing what parameters were needed to get it to happen.
On behalf of the Blue Scuti family, thank you! I'll be sure to send him your congrats
fr??? If you're not trolling then, let him know my Congratulations too!
btw the one who beat the pacman was a guy who allegedly use "cheats"
I still play spaceinvaders whenever i go too my local arcade
Do you have to talk this to death. The kid beat the game...give it to him
As an average tetris player, I salute to that guy.
I have the same turtle plushie as you.
Wait does bro listen to the front bottoms????
So ... what are we calling him? Tetrislayer?
0:49 ayo what is this screenshot
npesta after beating kenos but with low volume 3:04
he was once a geometry dasher 🙂
He didn't beat tetris
He just lost to the Extra requirements not to lose
What if i told you we already know.
He’s from my home town
How do you get kill screen in Tetris? Do you need to get to 9999999 score or is there max level like how in Pacman its 256th level?
It's a glitch with certain interactions that causes the game to read the RAM instead of the colors+placement table, thus crashing the game in certain scenarios.
There's a huge spreadsheet somewhere of the interactions and their percent chance to trigger the true killscreen.
It’s like Pac-Man’s 256th level.
There is also a “true” kill screen at 256 where the game just restarts. Someone got there with a TAS tool.
Just watch the the Video "After 34 Years, Someone Finally Beat Tetris" by the Channel "aGameScout" that is also recommended in this Videos, he explains everything in detail.
Whoooo aGameScout shoutout
Sky news is like that
L Australians 🤠 🪃
where is the @ of the player doing it?
blue scuti
also fractal161 beat NES Tetris
P1xelandy is the third person to do it
what a goodmorning to me
4:07 I think you mixed up "at best" and "at worst"
After Blue Scuti, Fractal (current world champion) and PixelAndi also managed to crash the game (I don't know if I'm leaving anyone out, those are the ones I could see)
Hello everyone I've like most hear have played tetris. For an idea what is qualifying factors to beat tetris.
Thank you for giving him the due attention that he PROPERLY deserves.
when cs2 video?
Is it just me or one time when i was 5 i already beated tetris?
Unpopular opinion, Tetris B is the best song.
I shouldn't be sad that skyrim has been out 10 years and haven't beaten the game, yet Tetris has been out alot longer!
Some of y'all still haven't beat Super Mario SNES 🤣
more like Points Of Return? No aka p.o.r.n
People have probably done this before without recording it
He's definitely the first to do this as the technique to make this mechanically possible was only discovered recently
i can't say i disagree with the news anchor. imagine if that kid was applying that level of skill into something useful that future generations could enjoy
But, will he beat it again?
hopefully
first
This is just a shorter, way more shit version of the aGameScout video that blew this up, also you didn't even link to the guy in the description
Naturally this wont be as detailed as aGameScout's videos. This is a gaming channel, aGameScout focuses mainly on tetris. This video is for casual viewers, aGameScout's is for people who are already into tetris. Also, he mentioned aGameScout in the video, aint that enough of a shoutout? He dont need to put a link up in the description just because there are lazy people like you that cant type in the search box...
If you looked in the description and saw this phrase "All footage courtesy of:", right beside it is a pastebin link with all the linked sources used for this video
@@crudojoshuaricofort8795 Ain't no way the 5 million people who watched the video were already "into tetris" before watching it, it's just as much general casual gaming fans watching this which watched this watered down cliffnotes version.
Also maybe putting his links at the top of the description could be for his sake and not mine, if you could possibly imagine such a thing. Do you think the same amount of people are going to write his name in the searchbar as would click a readily available link to his content in the description box? They don't even write his name anywhere other than for about 1 second at 3:00, for all I know his name could be spelled Bloos Cootie if I didn't watch the actual good informative video.
Obviously it won't be as detailed as the longer video but this video might aswell just be a reaction video and not pretending to be journalism in some form, it's so low effort that it sounds like a work of AI
I agree with the news lady... only people who think this is an achievement are people who don't see reality. Do you see how the kid almost had a heart attack over winning the game?? This kid had to of spent hours if not days doing this. I sound like a Karen but as a dad I can see first hand how unhealthy gaming like this truly is.
It was 40 minutes. It's the concentration and adrenaline that almost breaks him.
He was doing more than 12 taps a second for over 40 minutes.
I can understand you worry about the kid, but how can you side with the news lady and belittle the kid achievement?
1 in 3000 Basketball players have a cardiac arrest every year, can you and that news lady tell Lebron to go and get a real achievement in life?
Also, it looks unhealthy here because it's a world record that no human being on Earth has ever achieved. The kid isn't doing this every time he picks up the game.
Only people who don't see this as a great achievement are boomers and don't understand reality as a whole.
He's 13, what do you expect from him?
The youngest Grand Master for Chess was a 12 year old, and people congratulated him, cause guess what? ITS AN ACHIEVEMENT, A WORLD RECORD. Same with the Darts master too, racing, eating, football, or any other kind of sport, how is this any different?
"Its not healthy" bruh (and im really trying not to cuss here) racing is way more dangerous, so is football, or any other sport and they do practice the sport for 7+ hours everyday. How's one kid, who's just doing what he likes in the comfort of his home for just as long or less, "Not healthy"? Its the same with the people who play chess and darts, and that was congratulated just as much when they achieve something, im seeing double standards here. If you're talking about physical fitness here, to each their own, you or we don't know how they live, so don't speculate.
All in all, its been a while since ive seen a boomer, dude, please try and adapt to the modern world, an achievement is an achievement, do not belittle it
Also apparently someone didn't pay attention to biology or psychology classes
The kid hyperventilating after getting such a great achievement is a normal reaction, people do it all the time, look at shows, streamers, or any other people celebrating
Its either you jump up and shout out loud to get it all out of your system, or hyperventilate like the kid cause you don't want to make noise or move too much because you cannot contain the excitement
"But I don't do that when i achieve something"
Did you do it with stakes on the line? For 3+ hours? Dedicating the work to someone dead? Working your body and brain to the limit? While hundreds of people are watching?
Didn't think so, its not the same as "Oh im working on a construction site so hard for the whole day and i finally got my paycheck" no, not the same
Again, random dude on the internet here, sorry for another comment cause im too lazy to edit my other comments (don't ask me how)
"First hand on how healthy gaming like this truly is"
You really should research about how the average sports or even better, army, pushes its people to do their duties, they are forced to do their routine daily for hours and hours on end, while this kid, even if he grinds the game for 4+ hours straight, he can stop whenever he wants, rest however many hours he wants, don't do it when he doesn't feel like it, and just get it back up again when he feels like it. Seems way more healthy and manageable to me
"But doing those routines done by the sports and armies are good for you body in the end" you might say... Dude, again, he's 13, WHAT do you expect from him? One Punch Man??
Most of us we're running around and playing while we we're 13, not achieving anything
So again, please be more open minded about things in general and not belittle achievements
(Also i just want to point this out, i understand where you're coming from, I'm from a backwards society, so having boomer thoughts is in my genes, but i try to view things from both sides, and apparently, this achievement being celebrated wins)
i'm sorry to break everyone illusion here but "breaking" a game does not mean beating it. It literally just means you broke it. When did a bug become a feature??
But he effectively won by glueing so good the games broke