The nickname is banana split

I meant to say I have a nickname for level nine pallet

I have a nickname for Neville palette

Yes

I will nvr tire of watchin this commUnity stand by each other in celebration even when theyre seein their own goals achieved by others before them I absolutely love Fractal's displays of this exact aspect of the commUnity at its best :3

What a glorious mess is Nintendo Tetris... So broken, yet so great. 810-line level, wrong colors, wrong level numbers, wrong calculation method for leveling up... quite a lot things are working as Nintended. :D PS. Tengen version of Tetris isn't that broken, btw. It only has 17 levels (after reaching level 17 you won't level up anymore as it's the highest level in the game) and the score doesn't cap at 999999 (it rolls over to 100000 after reaching 999999), it doesn't have broken calculation methods (point system is fixed, you just get specific amount of points for specific clear type (100 points for single, 400 points for double, 900 points for triple, 2500 points for tetris) no matter the level you're playing on and it's also adds points for cleared lines after specific number of lines (30 lines until you reach 150 lines, then 50 lines until you reach 950 lines and then 80 lines to 1030 lines, then the pattern repeats) with a small intermission to rest for a bit). It also has a working two player mode (and also a co-op mode). Too bad that Nintendo made Tengen version of Tetris unofficial...

It's all great... but I'm curious to see rebirth from level 0 start, not level 18 start. All 255 levels.

2:37:01 *chat proceeded to lose their minds*

😪 P r o m o s m

1:03:34 bc I'm bored as fuck

these glitch color palette names are SENDING ME

I love some of these color palette names. My fav is probably "Internship at Marie Curie's Lab"

Oof, the fact that the 810 line level is also one of the levels with a charcoal colour pallet is going to be killer if anyone ever tries to do this manually. It's like the final boss stage of Tetris.

Back end developer here. This is beautiful. So beautiful. So much to say and so inspiring. When we write code for a lot of web applications in modern times with frameworks and modern languages that do alot of the heavy lifting of resource allocation and management for you, it becomes easy to take certain thing's for granted in our code and by extension our apps. Take for instance the context of the level rolling over. The variable for storing the games level is a byte type. It's range of possible values is from 0 to 255. Contrast with an integer which is from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. When the original creator of tetris wrote his code and assigned game levels a byte type, he obviously felt no one will ever beat 255 levels in a go, especially when kill speed kicks in. But we can see the unintended glitch - reset to level 0. If he used an int type - which is not feasible i think, given memory constraints of them nes consoles. That was too much memory to waste for tracking levels - we would have over a billion levels possibly. 😂 While it's probably not technically feasible for nes then, it just shows the importance of some basic things we are taught in computer science: data types and their sizes, computer memory, and assigning variables. Most modern developers take these for granted. You make a variable of type float when making it short int will work. It's a beautiful lesson about memory management with practical implications. This has happened on some web applications too where the programmer didn't think a certain data type will affect his system but it did in the long run. An instance is storing data in databases for enums. If you use strings, your database memory consumption or size will become larger than the available memory on the system. Meanwhile, using a byte or short int will reduce the rate at which the size grows. This is the one glitch I thoroughly understand and can relate with compared to every other tetris glitch out there. 😅

I know Tetris well and I can't make heads or tails of the strategy without rotation. It's eery.

Fire

25:55 bars back to back

BetaTetris:any moment now…

WHERE THE LONG BAR

1:14:45 this is not a factorial lol.

"Neon Nights is the best color scheme. Change my mind." Why would I? You're objectively correct.

LMAO I was like "Why is the game lagging?" at the end

Summoning Salt sent me here 37:45 change the goal to 100 Million points 😂

I bet that fractal will do it (we all love fractal)

Zoltan has provided an analysis for this game! You can find it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iMupiZmo1dfHg5c.html

[26:34] Congratulations! You've managed to find this really unique frame buried deep in this 270,000-frame long video, especially during the not-so-interesting pre-colors play!

That is so amazing

32:42 did it just create a middle tetris setup 10 lines above the bottom of the board and actually get the fucking tetris? What am I witnessing

jfc adrien

Wait... did they have a CHOICE to turn that 800 line level green? If so, they robbed this kid if rebirth. That's almost as bad as murder. Lol. A joke. Anyway, I'm not sure if it is possible to to get to rebirth, due to eye strain. They were pretty strained by this point, and once you start to go blurry, there's no stopping it.

Wasn't fractal live for the Blue Scuti record too? Like the Salieri of Tetris or something. Lol, nah I kid. What a year for Tetris, and he was there for all of it, including being at the top.

I could swear it was 'dusk', not 'dust'

33:56 35:50 here we can see the duality of man

This is insane wtf

incredible

Now do rebirth, no rotation Is this tas or not?

this is a really weird but effective way of stacking for no rotation... never thought that stacking horizontally would get that far.

Approximately ten times better than me ……

The 810 line level is Charcoal? You could not make this shit up

A triumph of AI

Insane!

This was so entertaining

3:00 even got combos more than I've ever got in this version of the game

26:34 is the secret frame (pause to see)

i'm watching the whole thing...

Did bro use tas?

why in the last piece, row 2 isnt cleared?

1:18 This Z placement looks toally insane. I see it creates more burning option and flatter surface, but is it really worth creating the hole? Edit: It might be the height of the board that made this move more likable for AI, though no human or alien would ever play that move.

You should compare this to stack rabbit

They should make a game like this but where you can rotate the pieces, i think a lot of people would play it, it seems pretty underrated