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In Marathon (called A-TYPE), when the player line clear (startLevel * 10 + 10), the level advances by 1. For example, level 1, or 49 = 31h frames, is stored as 30h. This table is located at 1B06h in the ROM each entry is one less than the actual number of frames. DAS: 23 frames for initial delay, 9 frames for autorepeat.ARE: 2 frames (tetromino is invisible for first frame after it spawns).

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Whatever else I do in life, I’ll always go down as a 13-year-old world champion.Game Boy runs at 59.73 frames per second. Afterwards, I had a whole bunch of people reaching out to say congrats, which felt great. I was the second youngest player last year. Tetris is more than 30 years old and it’s still the bestselling video game of all time. The key to success is watching how others play and learning what it is that makes them better than you. I usually play Tetris once a day, when school and homework are done. I want to win again.īefore I got into Tetris, I wasn’t well known at school – now I’m “the Tetris guy”. The championship finals are usually held in Oregon, but they’re online again this year because of Covid. I’ve set up my own tournament, Classic Tetris Brawl, and sell my own merch, too, so I think I could do this professionally for a while. I bought a used NES for 30 bucks on eBay, a drum kit and a guitar, and invested in cryptocurrency. Andy walked across the hall into my room and gave me a high five. During the decider match, the commentators were going crazy. We played five games: Andy won two, and I won two. The Tetris community love teasing us about our chairs.ĭuring the final, I was nervous but totally focused.

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I have an old-school TV on a table in the corner of my room and play from an office chair without armrests, because they’d get in the way. Mom and Dad were watching on their computer downstairs, super excited that we were both finalists. I warmed up with some practice games, drank lots of water and got some fresh air. Andy and I knocked out all the competition until it was just us, facing off for the title. A casual player might score 50,000 points in a game, but we qualified with six high-scoring, 1m-point games each. I chose a name, Michael “DogplayingTetris” Artiaga (Andy is “PixelAndy”), and built myself an avatar – a dog with a Nintendo controller.Ībout 200 people signed up for the 2020 world championship qualifiers in December. We bought clone consoles (cheaper, championship-approved replicas of the NES) and started competing in tournaments. I’m a straight-A student and maths is my favourite subject, so gaming taps into the way my mind works. After that, Andy and I began to play competitively we’d shout our scores at each other from our bedrooms. The seven-time world champion had been dethroned by a 16-year-old, and lots of younger people were watching for the first time. The championship began in 2010, but things stepped up a gear in 2018.

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We re-watched the whole thing over two days on our living room TV. There were commentators hyping up the online audience, which added to the excitement. Their speed and skill at making decisions was genius. The competitors use classic 80s Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) consoles, and whoever gets the highest score wins. But when I came across a YouTube video of the Classic Tetris world championship, in 2018, I was amazed. The game is so universally popular that over the decades, it has migrated from the Game Boy to PlayStation, Xbox, iPhone and everything in between. Once the screen fills with shapes, you lose. If uncompleted, they stay on screen and shapes pile up on top. Tetris is a simple concept: you rotate and align descending shapes to complete horizontal rows, which then drop down and disappear. My older brother Andy and I played it in our home in Texas. I was eight when I found his Nintendo Game Boy and discovered Tetris.

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T here’s a shelf in my dad’s closet, full of old video games and consoles dating back to the 1970s.






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