Gamers this weekend played a giant, 100,000-square-foot game of Tetris on a Philadelphia skyscraper - a double celebration of both Tetris' 30th anniversary and the city's Philly Tech Week.
On Saturday night, gamers sitting half a mile away played the '80s classic on two sides of the 29-storey Cira Centre, which has hundreds of LED lights embedded in its glass facade.
According to ABC News, the huge project was overseen by Frank Lee, a game designer and associate professor of digital media at Drexel University. Lee already holds a Guinness record for "world's largest architectural video game display" for playing Pong on the side of the Cira Centre last year.
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