Asreported by 404 Media, 13-year-old competitive Tetris player Blue Scuti became the first human to force the NES classic into a “kill screen,” the de facto “game over” for the legendary ...

At level 157, he reached the notorious "kill screen" — the point in the game where it becomes unplayable because of limitations with the game's original programming. It took him less than 39 ...

Willis Gibson, a 13-year-old kid from Oklahoma, became the first human to beat Tetris by reaching the "kill screen." Only AI had done it before.

A 13-year-old boy is the first person to ever beat Tetris, meaning that he forced a kill screen. This is the NES version, which was first released in 1989.

A casual gamer could reasonably assume that, after nearly 35 years, there aren’t many achievements left to attain in the original Nintendo version of Tetris.Willis “blue scuti” Gibson ...

34 years later, a 13-year-old hits the NES Tetris “kill screen” . BlueScuti forces the game to crash after 40 minutes and 1,511 lines.