"13-Year-Old Shatters Tetris Record, Ushering in a Week of Gaming Breakthroughs"
TL;DR
This week in gaming, a 13-year-old achieved a "kill screen" in Tetris on NES, Steam's player choice awards raised eyebrows with some unexpected winners, and The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall received a fan-made remaster. Additionally, Jukai Studio closed due to cyberattacks and poor sales, Star Citizen revealed a $48,000 DLC pack, Baldur's Gate 3 featured a touching tribute, Ubisoft clarified Star Wars Outlaws' release window, and City of Heroes' private server got an official nod to continue.
- Tetris, Star Wars and More Of The Week's Biggest Gaming News Kotaku
- 13-year-old becomes first to beat 'unbeatable' Tetris The Columbian
- Willis Gibson became the first known person to beat Tetris this week Semafor
- See Tetris president's reaction after 13-year-old appears to break the game CNN
- 13-Year-Old Becomes First Human To Ever Complete Tetris, Hubble Shows Mysterious "Spokes" In Saturn's Rings, And Much More This Week IFLScience
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