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Re: [FRC Blog] 2016 Safety Animation Award Competition Details

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Originally Posted by EricH View Post
In that case, go back to 2008 for when it began. '08, '09, '10, and '12 were ALL themed.
I can't speak of '09 and '10, because I wasn't around then, but I don't consider 2012 a themed game. Sure, you could say it was "basketball themed" but that's not the idea I'm trying to capture when I say themed. "Themed" is something bigger. Its the unprofessionalism and childishness that arises when you make a game about recycling or medieval times. Sure, basketball and soccer are technically "themes", but they're also sports. Recycling is not a sport.

P.S. If were debating whether or not themes make games flop, I'm not sure '09 is the best counterexample.
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