In addition, When NES Tetris was released in 1989, level 29 was most likely intended to be the game’s conclusion. The speed increases to the point where it is unplayable, earning it the moniker “kill screen.” Today’s players have mastered techniques that allow them to progress past level 29, which necessitates minor changes to the game in order for the score to display correctly, as the original never expected anyone to accumulate more than 999,999 and thus cannot display a number higher than that.
Similarly, many world records are broken at CTM. According to Fractal, with players now able to go on almost indefinitely and new records becoming more difficult to achieve, not all spectators are enjoying the marathon matches.
