Thirteen-year-old gamer and streamer Willis “Blue Scuti” Gibson has achieved a remarkable gaming feat, becoming the first person in the world to managed to finish the original Tetris developed for the NES console. Gibson also conquered the extremely difficult final levels, which until now could only be completed by AI. After completing a certain playthrough, the game simply freezes, which counts as completion.
This is an in-game achievement with it reached the mainstream media World. However, some reactions to the young player were not entirely positive. Much of the passionate reaction was sparked by a report from British television on Sky News, in which a presenter told a player that he should look away from the screen and spend some time outside. In conclusion, she added that winning Tetris is not the goal of life.
For example, a gaming journalist responded to the moderator’s words Chris Scullion, which is her not a very tactful remark he told 16-year-old archer Luke Littler, who has been the subject of media coverage in recent days. You can watch the full footage of Willis Gibson’s record-breaking campaign in the preview above.
This is the year of our Lord 2024, and @SkyNews still advises people who play video games to get outside and get some fresh air, especially on the same day they praise a 16-year-old darts player pic.twitter.com/QoPpWGQ0fr
— Chris Scullion (@scully1888) January 4, 2024
Source :Indian TV
