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Originally Posted by ctt956
I recently watched some videos on how cassette tape drives and floppy disk drives work. How is this relevant? The shapes of cassette and floppy disks would satisfy the "unusual object" game piece theory. There have been a lot of 1960s references from FIRST recently. Cassettes were released in the '60s. Floppy disks were designed in the '60s, but not released until 1971. Data storage game? 
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Worse. Far worse.
1999 is about to get a reboot. The game piece that year: Floppies.
(OK, so that was actually kind of a fun-ish game, and the "floppies" were essentially toroidal beanbags full of foam peanuts, but still...)
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Originally Posted by Nate Laverdure
2 iPads
2 Doctor Who Cybermen
2champs
Both sci-fi references are classic media from the 60's, a decade that also featured Project Gemini, a program that launched 2 astronauts into LEO.
On the weight of the available evidence: how about a return of 2v2v2?
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Nope, confirming that once again, there will be
2 alliances on the field.
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