The Secret World Record That Revolutionized Tetris
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- A 1.4 million score was thought to be the last great boundary of NES Tetris, and after it happened in an unrecorded game, players scrambled to be the first to get it on video. One player did, and unlike the first one, his game would end up changing Tetris forever.
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Joseph Saelee: / jdmfx_
Classic Tetris: / classictetris
ScottoBozo: / @scottobozorac
Cheez: / cheeztetris
Classic Tetris Monthly: / monthlytetris
CTM Interview With Cheez: • The Rolling Revolution...
Leaderboard graphic: maxout.gg/
Music Used:
LEMMiNO - Nocturnal
Foewi - Negative Gravity
Axis - One in Ten
Luminist - Solar Movement
Foewi - Test
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CORRECTION: The Unlisted World Record Was Achieved on June 21st, not June 17th. Not sure where I got the numbers mixed up, apologies!
Are there any achievements that are now the "last great barrier" of NES Tetris? Thanks for watching, let me know if I should do more retrospective videos going forwards!
Also Correction: The date at 8:58 is incorrect, explanation in the description.
I recommend you go through the Easter Island Tetris Incident of 2013.
Final boss barrier is 255 cycle yep
I'd love to see ~700k das transition on 18, ~700k with hyper-tap on 19, then finish out rolling. Das-Tap-Roll records
A 1.5 before 29 would be pretty damn impressive. Reaching the crash would be crazy, too. 10 million points is a nice round number. There are always more barriers, and we still aren't even close to most of them.
Glitched colors on NTSC, and eventually game crash!
JD fully admitting that he didn't want to take the 1.4 with just a screenshot makes it even more legit feeling to me since he stood to garner that much fame in the community for the feat. But I also fully respect his and the communities decision to not make it the record.
They did, though. He just didn't hole it very long (and it was already surpassed in an unpublished video).
I appreciate his reasons for not posting his records, but, man...the first ever level 29 speed maxout...that's pretty momentous to keep to oneself!
it was live streamed, and everyone was too bothered to clip it knowing cheez wouldn't do it himself
@@allenbot I saw it. If any run deserves to be in the NES Tetris archives, it's that one. If it's too late, oh well, but still...
Cheez is an icon and I hope we never forget that he is the one who created this insane technique
This was so awesome. I couldn’t agree more that these kinds of videos are important for documenting the groundbreaking nature of current Tetris play. Please keep it up!
Would love to see more history videos, if you can find the time with all the new records and achievements coming in at a stupid pace :D
I feel there's still a lot of stuff from the past to discuss, and some deeper dives like this one would be awesome!
I was waiting for this ever since the okCobalt twitch stream
0:18 that graph shows the incredible leap (with rolling) at the end 🙃
Honestly thought you would talk about most points into killscreen. Always been an underrated topic since rolling has made it so pre 29 isn’t super necessary to score high. Even now it’s not really talked about. Though I do agree the 1.4 has been possibly the most hyped score achievement so far. It wasn’t a huge leap but still seemed so far away it took a new broken playstyle to conquer on video.
As always, amazing video and can’t wait to see the next one!
Great video as always. Thanks for this!
Amazing content as always!
Nice video dude, keep up the awesome work! Also, nice to see you in Gamescout's video
HEY, can you give link to leaderboard at 10:43 ?
maxout.gg/ , I also added it to the description just in case others want the link as well.
Bruh im out of the top 25 :trollge:
I've never been recommended a video this early
Cheez mentionned game crash multiple times, which is around ~100M. It's a joke but I'm seriously thinking he could achieve it one day.
Crash isn't a function of the score, it's the level. By level 240ish (note that some levels take 800 lines instead of 10), there's a chance that scoring points leads to undefined behavior when some async process takes hold of the instruction pointer. If you get only singles to this point it's around 15 million and not hundreds of millions
@@biggiemac42 That's awesome, so we're not too far !
It's not a joke, it will happen within the next few years. I can see why you would think it's a joke if you think it's based on what's displayed on the score counter though lol. It happens after a couple hundred levels when the game stops being able to calculate the score and just crashes
I'm doing the math, and it seems like people advance 4 levels per minute after level 29. So, to reach that point would take about 1 hour and ten minutes? If that's the case, then yeah, I could see it happening.
Very interesting!
2:54 batfoy!!!!
Now that someone has made it to alt colors, maybe the next goal could be 10 mil?
Held the wr behind for the bit. What a god
This man is insane and has the best mindset.
This man is litrally the Wirtual of Tetris.
Here before this video goes viral!
cobalt your voice sounds kinda deeper
LMAOOOOOO
When will the next world record be happening Doge
@@CobaltTetris i agree
@@CobaltTetris Color glitch will happen November 24th 2022 at 5:24 PM
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SHEESH
These kids are awesome!….but my champion will always be Jonas.
I only see n^x curve xd
john 3:16=19 :)
Wow this is the awesome content I expect from you dude. Almost as good as your stream at twitch.tv/amCobalt