Thanks for watching! My video about going to the CTWC is finally out: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hJqpptScoqrUhrQ.html

@ryanburgess5522

5 жыл бұрын

I saw the tournament and got mildly addicted to Tetris someday i hope to be as good as half of them

@ShinjiHirako777

5 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed this video. Thanks for making it!

@MusicDiscoveryNet

5 жыл бұрын

Hey, what do you think of SNES tetris? I would love if this version would be used for the championship

@joshbull6467

5 жыл бұрын

When’s the video out from your day at the CTC?

@JonMow

5 жыл бұрын

29 is kill screen? hahahahaha! seriously?

Boom Tetris for Jeff

@josefernandez4423

5 жыл бұрын

*Jonas gets a tetris* - Boom tetris for Jeff

@chaosconspectus

5 жыл бұрын

Neck and Neck

@Wee-Ah-Boo

5 жыл бұрын

Jeff Boom Tetris

@AnomalousMats

5 жыл бұрын

Place Piecements

@AvithOrtega

5 жыл бұрын

BOOM Tetris for Athlean X

This was so great, thanks for helping me understand my brother's weird obsession better! - Hank

@aGameScout

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Hank! Crash Course helped me get through high school and college and was one of my biggest inspirations to make educational videos. I'm glad that, many years later, I was able to offer something back. :)

@killyouwithfire

5 жыл бұрын

vlogbrothers lol

@verdatum

5 жыл бұрын

@@aGameScout Once in a long while, the KZread comment section manages to restore my faith in humanity. ...Now that I think about it, these moments disproportionately involve the Green brothers. Seriously, Crash Course (and SciShow) are treasures, and it's been my pleasure to contribute literally thousands of dollars to the two of them via Patreon at this point.

@juampan

5 жыл бұрын

@@verdatum here here

@itskdog

5 жыл бұрын

vlogbrothers PARTY BLOWER SOLO!!!!

30 minutes ish to explained something that could be summarized with these words: "Boom, Tetris for Jeff."

@RoccoBruehl

5 жыл бұрын

xD

@uriahmrache8336

5 жыл бұрын

So fucking true. That commentator is a legend.

@YerOrevi

5 жыл бұрын

You mean Tetris for Jonas

@da96103

5 жыл бұрын

Neck and Neck BUUUUUUCOOOOOO

@willowandluka5302

5 жыл бұрын

Boom, Tetris for... my name is Jeff

Rest in Peace, Jonas! You were truly an inspiration for a generation with your positive attitude and kindness! Sleep well, pal!

Very informative and well explained. GGs on this video! Good luck at CTWC!

@Luke-lq6oc

5 жыл бұрын

Congrats world champ 👌🏼👌🏼

@papakyriakouandreas

5 жыл бұрын

Congrats dude - amazing performance. Harry, Koryan, and Jonas en route to win - not a dry eye in the house!

@steakmann

5 жыл бұрын

LITTLE DID HE KNOW

@Jedermann96

5 жыл бұрын

Calm down Joseph! 27:56

@randymagnum6680

5 жыл бұрын

Way to go dude, you carved your way through the world's best and came out the champ.

Currently working on the subtitles for this video and you wouldn't believe how hard the automatically generated subtitles are struggling with the word "DAS". So far I've seen it written it as "as", "desk", "dash", "death", and "ass", with my favorite instance being "a fully-charged ass".

@tendrilitis

2 жыл бұрын

lmfao

@kjl3080

2 жыл бұрын

It’s because DAS isn’t an English word but an algorithm

@lyswenn

2 жыл бұрын

@@kjl3080 I'm aware, I just found it funny haha

"NES Tetris isn't a marathon" almost exactly 4 years later, this has changed completely, none of us saw that coming!! Thank you for this great video, I was looking for an introduction to the CTWC to show my friends and this is perfect!

@The_Wandering_Nerd

16 күн бұрын

It's amazing how a little discovery like rolling just instantly changed competitive Tetris from a sprint for the highest scores to a grueling test of endurance to the point where the game is done with your BS and gives you 800+ lines to clear in a near-invisible color palette.

I'm humbled by how physically squarelike this man is. Look at the four perfect right angles at the corners of his head. His choice of checkered flannel shirt is such a bold statement of his pride in his rectangular body. He occupies space as efficiently as the tetronimoes he celebrates.

@CsQ_RandomRepository

5 жыл бұрын

I can't tell if this is a joke or a genuine compliment.

@Iron_Stigmata

5 ай бұрын

​@@CsQ_RandomRepositoryThis is a Tetris video. It makes me confident that the audience would have an air of sincerity.

@voo7210

4 ай бұрын

Square-Man, our Tetris Superhero

Love that "Calm down Joseph" @ 27:55

That's the best explanation of DAS I've ever seen.

Hearing Jonas, it’s sad that he’s gone. All respects to Jonas and his family

23:48 wait im not watching a SummoningSalt vid.....am I? But seriously glad I found this channel, great vid!

@lavagolem77

5 жыл бұрын

Ah I see you are a man of culture as well

@laylutzuwu0435

5 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was thinking! :)

@chwig7354

5 жыл бұрын

Name of the song?

@eriellevillanueva4064

5 жыл бұрын

@@chwig7354 The name of the song is We're Finally Landing by HOME. :)

@soppysock

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing lmao

I REALLY like this video

@eac-ox2ly

5 жыл бұрын

I really really really like this video

@kuhpunkt

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, it's greentea himself! Dude, how old are you really? :P

@Aalju

5 жыл бұрын

@@kuhpunkt hes like 20

@tzaswit

5 жыл бұрын

@@Aalju 23

@coloradodafronteira

5 жыл бұрын

You are my favourite competitor man, keep up with that smile and eventually it will be your time to win

I thanked you in person at the event, and I need to thank you on the video itself. I am on the broadcast team, and this video contains all of the facts I try to convey to new viewers of the event, but as you can imagine, shoving 20+ minutes of information into the middle of matches is impossible, and I can only get bits and pieces in.

@aGameScout

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris! After putting together this video I paid attention a lot more to the commentary this year, and holy cow, you had your work cut out for you with all the new stats! As the day went on I was able to understand everything though - this tournament's broadcast really felt like a step up in all aspects of production, everyone's effort behind the scenes was apparent and it was great hearing the dynamic between you and Arda.

@chrisbidwell895

5 жыл бұрын

@@aGameScout Thanks :) Arda is a mf'n professional and really raised my game (watch me from 15 to see how far I've had to come along). My approach has always been to explain what is going on to people who have never played NES Tetris, as that is the key to growing interest in the game. And of course Trey's work on the tech side is simply phenomenal! I am already excited for next year!

"Boom Tetris for Joneph" - 2018 The double J names killed the anouncers.

@umangjain5460

3 жыл бұрын

And what about Jeff and Jonas.

@username-jo8kf

3 жыл бұрын

@@umangjain5460 boom Tetris for joff

This video was extremely well made. I thought I understood Tetris, but nope, not really.

@hammerbro1947

5 жыл бұрын

There's a lot more to it than just making lines. I am only on the surface of its depth.

HAHAH 1.3 mil “calm down Joseph” IM DEADDD

@KRP71390

5 жыл бұрын

Even better, considering he won 2018! XD

@lynxet99

5 жыл бұрын

@@KRP71390 considering he is the only in the world to be able to do that score :p

@abnrangerjapo

5 жыл бұрын

Joseph KZread videos are insane. He is a Demi god at this game. His new video he plays one handed and tops out

@angelmendez-rivera351

5 жыл бұрын

Nicolas Hirschauer Not anymore. Koryan scored 2 million in the tourney yesterday

@lynxet99

5 жыл бұрын

@@angelmendez-rivera351 Korean scored 1.1 million on game 5 of the final, 2 million is the cumulation of both scores from Korean and JdM, making this the highest scoring versus game. 2 million on solo is too far away to even dream about it :p

BOOM TETRIS FOR aGameScout!!! By far the best video explaining tetris, the esport and the techniques

@f3rns

5 жыл бұрын

Boom Tetris for José.

After randomly recently starting to play Dr Mario with my dad during lockdown I came to find footage of competitive play of the game and discovered the Tetris World Championships and you have really helped me discover this world. Thanks for your great work :)

I'm not a Tetris player, but I'll debate you on one statement, "isn't this all a bit nerdy?" Hell no, these guys are awesome, its super competitive and addicting to watch. Great video

This is one of the best videos on Classic Tetris ever made! It was great to hang out with you in Portland. Let's hope this won't be our last CTWC. :)

@pranavprabhu8609

5 жыл бұрын

aren't you the cuber who created the squan method that most people use now?

@darthmaul2728

5 жыл бұрын

Uf3

@alwinrolz

4 жыл бұрын

@@pranavprabhu8609 yep, he is

RIP Jonas. He will be sorely missed

normally I'd never comment on youtube videos, but with this video I'll make an exception. I started watching the CTWC about 2 years ago, just after the 2016 tournament and instantly became hooked to it. I was so excited about it that I immediately started showing it in the living room of my studenthouse and to my friends. Like you said, at first they were a bit annoyed/surprised by it, but when time moved on and I started watching it more, they were starting to get intrigued by it and also started watching it. Now every year it's always a big hype at the end of oktober between me and my friends who is going to be the new champion. We're living in the Netherlands, so the tournament is always in the night (9 hour time difference), but that won't stop me / us from watching this amazing tournament. Maybe when I'm earning a little bit more money, I'll fly to Portland for a weekend. 2018 was an awesome tournament (too bad I started watching it live from the top 16, so no idea if you qualified). It featured a whole program trey developed with lots of interesting new data. I'd love it if you could make a video about how the new program works, because for me it took me quite some time to figure it out. The presentators helped me out quite a bit After two years of watching the game a lot of terms became clear to me, but your video explained it even a level further in an excellent way. Thank you for this! For now i'm just going to spam everyone I showed tetris to this video, because it is really great, keep up the good work! p.s. Harry Hong is not pressing down anymore, he took over jonas' tactic, he kept on hypertapping though.

Rest In Peace Jonas. You will be missed. Thank you for your wondrous contribution to the worldwide Tetris gaming community.

I'm rewatching this in honor of Jonas... Rest well buddy, you changed the world for the better... That's all any of us can ever hope to do

Thanks for the video. I'm gonna go play Tetris now.

I’ve actually never topped out. I’m still playing the first game I started in 1989 after I was struck by lighting and bitten by a cobra. I’m currently on lvl 4,038,045,863,746 with 7 quadrillion lines however I don’t know how many points I have since I maxed out four days after the game was released (I know I know I’m a late bloomer) You’re probably wondering how I’m typing this as I play. Well after the lightning strike and 🐍 bite I was also given the ability to use other peoples bodies to multitask and buy large amounts of sour patch kids and hot pockets to bring my body that’s playing Tetris so that I maintain my brains undying need for sugar and fat to keep me sustained

@Hublium

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Todd Rogers, did not expect to see you here!

@Jako1987

5 жыл бұрын

Picture or it didn't happen 👽

@aleksitjvladica.

5 жыл бұрын

Wow, what a fishy story.

@TheFuzzyOcelot

5 жыл бұрын

You too? Man, I thought I was alone in this!

@rogermuppet

5 жыл бұрын

BOOM! Tetris for Jeff.

Woah! An actual screen cap with ME in it! I am beyond humbled! This was an EXCELLENT video, but honestly... to truly get the full effect.. one DEFINITELY needs to attends a CTWC and witness the majestic awe in person. One of the best moments of my life was being there at the 1st. I will NEVER forget it!

This single video is better than every other Tetris documentary combined. Quick paced, incredibly informative, made by a guy that actually goes from zero to a competitor--so he knows what needs to be explained more than a guy neck deep in the subculture, and actually funny. I mean, take away the top hat in the background and you have a pure cringe free video watching experience, lol.

@aGameScout

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! And haha yeah I’ve gotten some flack for the top hat, it’s not something I actually wear normally though. It was meant as an Easter Egg nod to a time I got dressed up for a video on my other channel (kzread.info/dash/bejne/c5iLktt6hKvgpZc.html)

Look at the way the girl in front claps at 0:13

@bassemb

5 жыл бұрын

it's like, fufufufufufu

@TAEYYO

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for pointing this out--hilarious!

@sultankosmitov6293

5 жыл бұрын

Energy Saving Mode

@wohlhabendermanager

5 жыл бұрын

Can't be too loud, you might disturb someone.

@truedox

5 жыл бұрын

I think she is just nervous about her first time leaving her house.

This video is one of my absolute favorite things to watch every year.

Love the use of Home - We're Finally Landing @23:48 underscoring the "humanity" in Tetris. Summoning Salt's WR progression videos sometimes use that to great effect as well. Thanks for putting in the time to make this!

Amazing video! I did the commentary with Chris during the finals of 2016 (I was away training in 2017 and James has done amazing since). Love the passion behind the video and all the research behind everything.

BOOM TETRIS FOR JEFF

Watched your video, watched the 2018 CTWC and came back to say "Thank You!" These championships are enthralling and I'm surprised by how long I've went without knowing about this. The most exposure I've had to Tetris at a high level has been through various GDQ appearances. Can't wait to see your recap video of how you did !!

This video is no doubt amazing and needs to be seen! I started watching the Tetris championship by accident 3 months ago, and I couldn’t stop watching. Now I know the players, understand the rules, and recently stayed up in the UK to watch the Tetris 2018 finals in full! I can’t describe it, but it’s amazing to watch! And this video is the perfect start to appreciate what goes on at that tournament .

0:44 W E S T B A L L Z

@lol33380

5 жыл бұрын

Phil Matic i saw that too i was like what the fuck

@Tucanazo69

5 жыл бұрын

*Western Dentist*

@rickmoranisstan

5 жыл бұрын

Ａ　Ｄ　Ｄ　Ｙ　Ｄ　Ａ　Ｄ　Ｄ　Ｙ

@gordonbman2911

5 жыл бұрын

lol the world is small

Fantastic video. You captured a lot of aspects that few people are even aware of. Hope to meet you next year.

@aleksitjvladica.

5 жыл бұрын

Bro, as far as I know every Tetris player know at least half of the things from video including who and when win championships XD, remember, Tetris is small community, but golden community, only golden people are part of it.

@robinmihara2418

5 жыл бұрын

@@aleksitjvladica. bro, do you know who i am

@aleksitjvladica.

5 жыл бұрын

No way! Wow! I can't be sure is this a fake profile, but if it's actually you then... I'm sorry for I didn't recognized you at first time, I just type answer without looking a name, I am busy as usually so I was hurrying. I'm honored you waste your time and give me chance to converse. Looks like my passion for Tetris actually give me something good :-D

@robinmihara2418

5 жыл бұрын

@@aleksitjvladica. nice to meet you! Friend me on Facebook if you have that, and i can answer questions

@aleksitjvladica.

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, hell yeah I want to friend you on facebook even if I am not using it, almost. Just to find away how.

Thanks man, like a lot of people KZread recommended me a Tetris Championship video and I found it way more entertaining and engaging than I ever expected and I've been watching quite a few of the videos (even saw yourself in the last one) but a few of the mechanics of the game were eluding me like DAS, why levels started where they did, and the "kill screen." Your video was very informative, best of luck to you in Tetris!

You just showed up in my recommended, and I'm so glad I saw your video before watching the CTWC videos because they were much more enjoyable to watch understanding some of the strats and terminology!

Great video! It was cool meeting you in Portland

@aGameScout

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! It was great to meet you too

Qualifiers for the CTWC finals are also held in select retro gaming conventions around the US where the winners will be sponsored by the convention and flown to Portland to compete in the tournament. More qualifiers are popping up but this past year, Retro City Festival in Pomona, Ca held the west cost qualifier, Let’s Play Expo in Irving, Tx held the southern qualifier, Game On Expo in Phoenix Az hosted the Desert Qualifier, Tecmo Madison in Madison, Wi held the Midwest qualifier, and Replay FX in Pittsburgh, Pa hosted the East Coast Qualifier.

I'm now watching CTWC videos and thanks to your very clear explanation, I understand what's happening AND the vivid commentary. It's amazing!

This video was amazing. I've been lurking the CTWC and binging the matches for the last few months now. I really enjoyed you explanations regarding the technical aspects and also your sheer passion for the game. Thank you for this

This was a really well made video! You really deserve more views for this and subscribers, keep on doing the great work and hope you get qualified for the tournament, I hope to get that good and qualify as well!

"Tetris 99" Tournament: - 99 pros - 1 game - winner takes all

I think this video is good to show how really any activity with interesting rules, enough complexity and high skill ceiling can become way more than maybe even its creator intended near said ceiling. That does make me wonder what other 'hidden sports' like tetris are just as engaging at that high level...

Amazing video. I love clear explanations of the technical aspects but also the nice arch as it moves from people to technical back to people. Great video!

Not gonna lie, I hear “Tetris World Championship” and all I think is “Boom. Tetris for Jeff.”

I really relate to the part where you talk about your own experience! Watching hours and hours of a game, understanding all of the hip lingo, and understanding strategies does nothing for you if you don't play. It gets a lot of people down, but they have the tools! They know what to do, they just need the muscle memory to do so. Like, a big problem in the guitar/clone hero community is that everyone wants to go on expert and FC ttfaf like the streamers, but let's be real, if you haven't played in years, you'll be lucky to get a 4 star on slow ride. Sure it feels lame playing on easy, or level 0, or whatever, but we all gotta start playing or else we'll never get good.

I like that you used the same music at the end as Summoning Salt uses in his Speed Run World Record videos. It's just such a good, hopeful music. This was fantastic, I was enthralled for the whole thing. Good luck on your attempt to win and have fun!

Love coming back to this video!

I'm only 4 minutes into the video but I must say: I found those Tetris championship videos some months ago and I've been gradually obsessing with them to the point that, when the 2018 tournament happened the other weekend, I had been anticipating it for about two weeks and I couldn't wait to spend the whole weekend glued to the live streaming of it -none of my friends understood why I was so excited or why did I have such a great weekend just watching the tournament. It is also odd because I usually don't watch or enjoy sports/e-sports. Also, I'm from Spain and I couldn't believe that the week after that Jonas was trending in Twitter because some publication had erroneously stated that he was a 60 year old man from Albacete. Anyway, I just wanted to share my experience before I continue watching this video, in case I forgot to do so once I finish it. I'm loving the first four minutes, I'm already learning new things, and I've already pressed the subscribe button. God job man :)

@fjgarcia3

5 жыл бұрын

And now that I've finished watching I have a question: How did you fare in the championship in the end? Did you qualify? (I don't remember seeing you in the streaming, although I wasn't watching ALL day)

@TheOboeCrack

5 жыл бұрын

same here

@phaustho

5 жыл бұрын

Jajaja! Hola, FJ, ya somos 2 dándole al vicio de ver Tetris en KZread! Yo empecé el año pasado cuando descubrí la final de 2016, menuda locura desde entonces... XP

@fjgarcia3

5 жыл бұрын

@@phaustho Ya te digo, menudo descubrimiento... Y en la "vida real" nadie me entiende XD

I'm really happy that I somehow landed on this amazing video. You're a good presenter, explain very clearly and on top of that your charisma transports your passion flawlessly through the screen. - David

They need an expository video like this for every e-sport. What a great introduction into this hidden gem of a community.

@aGameScout

4 жыл бұрын

I want to make some for other e-sports eventually!

"Killscreen" *Joseph intensifies*

Well, I hope jonas is up in heaven right now, beating jesus at tetris. Such a great guy, he'll be missed by many

This is an _extremely_ well put together video! Excellent work! You cleared up a lot of my previous questions!

Awesome vid, I am someone who started watching CTWC based on the 2016 finals being in my recommended video feed. I watched it for a laugh at first but then was getting recommended more vids over the months and kept watching here and there. In the last month I have now subscribed to classic tetris and look forward to watching the rest of the 2018 championships. I believe the information in this video will enhance my enjoyment of the game and tournament going forward, thank you (PS I also want to pick up a classic nintendo and practice some tetris on there, I am confident I will be able to perform hyper-tapping but I will need to flip my controller upside down to do it)

dude was about to go to bed but ended up learning a shit load about tetris instead! time well spent I say! subbed :)

Fantastic video. Hope it trends in 2019 : 3

This video is very well done! I watch Jonas' streams every now and then but had no idea about the deep strategies in the game. I hope it gets the number of views that it deserves

Kinda shocked when I saw you only have 1.5k, super quality videos man. Glad I came across this!

This is a very good video. I was one of the many people who first got in touch because of the famous 2016 final video and instantly fell in love with the CTWC. What I like most about the CTWC is the participant field. So many cool people full of character and diversity. And this is actually what kinda displeased me about the ctwc 2018. Don't get me wrong, Joseph played some very impressive tetris and his win is totally deserved, but i fear that the bitter truth is that in the present time some e sport affine youngsters could easily replace all those promiment people playing tetris for decades if they decide to go for classic tetris instead of idk starcraft or LoL...

@aGameScout

5 жыл бұрын

That may be an issue if the prize pool gets really big and a lot of people come only for the money, or if new people are unpleasant in general. So far I haven't seen that happen though. Joseph and Greentea, who I think were the 2 youngest competitors this year, absolutely wowed the crowd both with skill and with heart. Many of the "old guard" players I talked to recognized that the field was so competitive now that it would be hard to get very far anymore, but they all loved the fact that it was so international now and that the level of play was increasing. One player who had competed for years and went out in the round of 16 told me, "That was an incredible show! And I saw it for free! I would have paid 100 bucks to see that." I didn't really hear from anyone that they weren't interested in competing next year, rather it just made them more excited!

@iamcool8835

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know Starcraft is absolutely fucking incredible, people won't fall away from it. Not Starcraft Broodwar at-least. Broodwar had an incredibly historic moment very recently in ASL Season 6. Champion literally crying when he won, I was also rooting for him so dang much!! I also have to agree with aGameScout, I don't think the increased competition would really ruin the community.

@Anomaly92

2 жыл бұрын

@@aGameScout It got even more extreme than I predicted. On the one hand i am absolutely stunned by what is possible by todays standards and how limits are pushed every other week. On the other hand, the old guard as well as the original concept of the competition has pretty much disappeared.

RIP Jonas.

Amazing video. Thank you for explaining not just the nuances of classic tetris but the history of how it's been played competitively. Massively increased my enjoyment when I watched some for myself, especially the memes!

Thanks for making this video; It was good to hear the background of the tournament, and I can't even imagine how long it took you to string all that game footage together.

Boom! Tetris for Jeff!

The 2016 Finals will be forever known as the Boom Tetris for Jeff Event.

What a great video. I was really excited waiting for this video to come out and boy did it delivered. Can't wait to see whats next.

Me hearing Home on the back ground and having chill vibes and learning a lot of tertris strats for tetris effect

23:46 Ah, yes. Summoningsalt flashbacks

@pinut187

3 жыл бұрын

Ja, do you know that songs name?

I was hoping you were going to explain the apparent difference in skill between Classic Tetris players and Tetris Grand Master 3 players. For a random guy on the internet like me, TGM3 players seem to be at a whole different level. Why TGM3 Grand Masters don't participate in the Classic Tetris World Championship? I don't mean to be disrespectful, I just want to understand. Thanks!

@iohfr

5 жыл бұрын

Some tgm players do play in the ctwc. in this years tournament, Kevinddr, Alex Kerr, Koryan, Greentea, and SQR (all tetris grandmasters) attended. Kevinddr failed to qualify, SQR lost in round one, Alex lost in round 2, and Both Koryan and Greentea lost in the top 4.

@KitaruTC

3 жыл бұрын

Three of the thirteen TGM3 Classic GMs have participated in and qualified for CTWC. :) In order of first appearance, that would be myself (Alex Kerr), Kevin Birrell, and Greentea. There are a good number of TGM1 and TGM2 GMs that have also participated, including Koryan and SQR. Koryan, Greentea, and I have played some CTWC tournament runs up to the finals or semifinals. I think there are a few reasons that overlap may seem limited. One is just that NES and TGM are very different games. Tetris/tetromino games are perhaps a surprisingly broad genre, as subtle mechanics differences can have major impact on how they are played. So, while there are definitely a lot of transferable skills (in the same way that playing different games in genres such as fighting, FPS, racing, platforming, etc. might help you pick up another similar game more quickly), a master of one game must still take the time to learn and adjust to the specific strategies of another. Another reason that comes to mind is the regions in which these games were released and how that also might affect access and interest. The mainline TGM series games are arcade-only, Japan-only releases. As with a Japan-only release, a majority (nine of thirteen) Classic GMs are from Japan. Similarly, NES Tetris was _not_ released in Japan; there was already a different version of Tetris developed for the Famicom before then. Neither the international TGM playerbase nor the Japanese NES playerbase had the opportunity to experience those games organically at release. Many international TGM players were exposed to its intrigue via the viral spread of superplay videos, and similarly it seems that most Japanese NES players had their interest piqued after the advent of CTWC. So, the above two reasons combined likely account for the majority of why. They're different games, so a player would have to find it interest and motivation to pick NES up and practice. NES Tetris was not released in the region where TGM was, so this interest would not be based in familiarity or nostalgia. A potential third reason is also just the nature of travel; even with motivation and skill, attending a live tournament is a commitment of time and money.

@apfrezende

3 жыл бұрын

@@KitaruTC Thank you for taking the time to provide a detailed answer!

@KitaruTC

3 жыл бұрын

Sure thing! :)

@RareBrink

3 жыл бұрын

NES Tetris has terrible DAS with instant lock times so it ends up being much more of a mechanical struggle against the controls and engine than the struggle of playing at the blistering speed of TGM. They require very different skill sets as a Tetris player.

Very enjoyable video, I learnt a lot. I was expecting there will be a lot more videos on this channel given how good and well made this one was just to find there are two, total. Very impressive for a start, keep up the good work!

I really love this video and how everything is explained! It's funny that this old game just started to shine brighter and brighter. When I was a boy, I played tetris on SEGA genesis, original hardware and cartridge and of course CRT screen. It was amazing experience back then. Well, after watching this video, I feel like I want to recall that memory. Anyway, I watched thd CTWC 2018 from the begining to the final. also the 2017 one. I don't know all the people competed or i would rather say "having fun" but slowly their faces become more familiar and I can tell they and you're a good person. Keep up the good work. I wish I can be part of the community.

A game scout : you will eventually come to a point where it’s impossible to keep a clean board TAS bot : hold my cpu

aGameScout: Line piece KZread Subtitles: Lasagana

That was a great video! Perfect combination of detail vs overall length, well done :)

Extremely well made video man!! Very informative, clear and thorough.

Ladies and gentlemen, the most well groomed man on KZread. His hair and beard look like they were created in CGI.

Really well explained. If you want to see how difficult NES tetris is compared to the modern tetris games, the WR holder in TGM3 and Tetris Effect has been streaming NES tetris previously and you can see how much he struggles to reach the high scores posted regularly by people like Joseph. Jonas, Koryan and the other great NES tetris players. Hebomai's NES runs (watch his struggle): kzread.info/dash/bejne/pmyF1tGQe7WTe7A.html Hebo's Tetris Effect World record: kzread.info/dash/bejne/doqplseopdTJiJs.html Hebo's TGM3 Shirase World record: kzread.info/dash/bejne/poR4u7CunMfJXZc.html

This feels a lot like a summoning salt video, and not just because his music. That's great.

This is the video that got me into competitive Tetris. These last couple years have been some of the most legendary for the CTWC. So thank you :)

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"boom, Tetris for Jeff" is now the first official meme of the CTWC

I saw this vid and have been following competitive matches ever since. When I saw you at the qualifier I flipped out! Also great piano playing!

thanks for that detailed information about competitive tetris. very well explained! awesome video!

23:55 "Maybe in some way, we're all nerds" ~ Angry Video Game Nerd

Boom, Tetris for Jeff

This is such a well made video. One really can tell your dedication for Tetris. Keep it up!

Thanks for this in depth explanation about Tetris. It really helps me to dig deeper into this awesome rabbithole of tetris.

"Isn't this a bit nerdy?" I mean, I'd take this over sweaty men running after a leatherball anytime, if we're doing this fight. *sips tea*

BOOM Documentary for asongscout

Great breakdown! I've been addicted to watching CWTC videos and had no idea what RNG was. Thanks for the education. Hope you had a great time at the tournament.

Awesome vid man. Good luck at the championships and have fun!

Rest In Peace Jonas, he died a week ago

2:13 Or, you know, the I piece, the official name.

I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Good luck at the tetris tourney!

A thoroughly enjoyable and informative video! Really fascinating! Thank you, now I'm off to watch some Tetris!