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A man who exploited the crash of the NES version of Tetris when the level limit was reached to execute arbitrary code and theoretically make Tetris playable infinitely appeared

Tetris for the NES (the overseas version of the Family Computer) slows down and makes it impossible to continue the game once a certain level is reached. A method was devised to exploit this slowdown ...
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16-Year-Old Tetris NES Player Becomes First Hit Incredible Milestone

A 16-year-old Tetris player achieved the first-ever "rebirth" by clearing level 255 on a special NES rom version. The gamer set multiple records by reaching level 255 and then looping back to level 0 ...
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Ultra-Rare NES Tengen Tetris Prototype Shows Up on Auction Site

Last Friday, an ultra-rare Tengen Tetris protoype for the NES --one of only three known to be in existence-- showed up on video game auction website GameGavel. At the time of writing, the auction has ...