Tetris Exhibition - "Playing Forever" Speed Run (1:28)

More about the technique here: http://harddrop.com/wiki/Playing_forever

Shaved 13 seconds off my previous time.

The game I used for this is Nullpomino (http://code.google.com/p/nullpomino/). Also, please check out these amazing Tetris community sites for fans/players: HardDrop (http://harddrop.com), Tetris Concept (http://tetrisconcept.net) and Tetris Friends (http://tetrisfriends.com).

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[AmnesiaGm1]

Still waiting for a new 40 lines world record sub 20sec thanks to this method.

[Shuey187]

@AmnesiaGm1 LOL, that would be cool, and I hope someone can pull it off someday.

[cheesymcnuggets123]

@kitaru2004 so i just put pieced down in the exact same order using my hold to achieve that a little easier and just follow the pattern exactly the way he did in the video and i can get a perfect clear thats pretty awesome

[kitaru2004]

@cheesymcnuggets123 Yeah, it leads to a Perfect Clear* every 140 pieces, which also leaves you at the very start of a new bag of pieces so you can repeat the pattern just like you did it at the start of the game.

*(There is one case where one of the J pieces near the end of the pattern won't necessarily clear lines, so you end up doing a perfect tetris right below the start of the next loop of the pattern instead.)

[cheesymcnuggets123]

that was pretty sweet i dont understand it but it was still awesome

so are you like following something like put this block here and this one here and it will eventually lead to a perfect clear??? bleh i have to read