This 13-year-old boy is the first person to ever ‘beat’ Tetris
This 13-year-old boy is the first person to ever ‘beat’ Tetris
13-year-old Willis Gibson becomes the first person to beat the Tetris game in over three decades. Playing the Nintendo version, his screen froze, and he achieved a feat previously credited to AI. In a video uploaded on YouTube, Willis plays Tetris for 38 minutes, reaching level 157. The game freezes, and he exclaims, "Oh my God! Yes! I'm going to pass out. I can't feel my hands." His Tetris score displays "999999.
13-year-old Willis Gibson becomes the first person to beat the Tetris game in over three decades. Playing the Nintendo version, his screen froze, and he achieved a feat previously credited to AI. In a video uploaded on YouTube, Willis plays Tetris for 38 minutes, reaching level 157. The game freezes, and he exclaims, "Oh my God! Yes! I'm going to pass out. I can't feel my hands." His Tetris score displays "999999.
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13-year-old Willis Gibson becomes the first person to beat the Tetris game in over three decades. Playing the Nintendo version, his screen froze, and he achieved a feat previously credited to AI. In a video uploaded on YouTube, Willis plays Tetris for 38 minutes, reaching level 157. The game freezes, and he exclaims, "Oh my God! Yes! I'm going to pass out. I can't feel my hands." His Tetris score displays "999999. 
