A teen from Oklahoma seems to have develop into the primary individual to "beat" Tetris.

Willie Gibson posted a video on YouTube which exhibits the second when the traditional online game crashes as he reaches stage 157.

The surprised 13-year-old gasps: "Oh my god ... I'm going to pass out."

"I can't feel my fingers, I can't feel my hands… I'm going to pass out," Willie provides, as he tries to catch his breath. "I'm shaking so bad."

It took {the teenager}, who goes by the identify blue scuti on YouTube, simply 38 minutes to trigger the sport to crash - which has by no means been finished by a human.

Tetris, which sees gamers manoeuvre and organize falling blocks into full traces which then disappear, was created by Soviet engineer Alexey Pajitnov in 1984.

As a participant progresses, the pace of the falling blocks will increase.

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It was lengthy believed that stage 29 - which introduces the quickest pace within the recreation - was the furthest stage doable.

But as YouTuber aGameScout explains in an evaluation of Willie's achievement, somebody lastly hit stage 30 in 2011.

Other human gamers have since managed to get even additional however, till now, solely AI computer systems have reached Tetris's true ending.

Willie wrote in his YouTube video description: "When I started playing this game, I never expected to ever crash the game, or beat it.

"This run was additionally the Overall Score, Level, Lines, and 19 Score world report."

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