Chesnot/GettyA 13-year-old became the first known person to beat Tetris on the original Nintendo Entertainment System, breaking world records for total score, level achieved, and total number of lines. Willis Gibson, who goes by the name Blue Scuti, took around 38 minutes to achieve a “True Killscreen” where the blocks fall so quickly that the game crashes. According to 404 Media, only an artificial intelligence tool had previously broken the game, but Blue Scuti used the “rolling” technique pop