pic: 24 Years of Game Pieces

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Originally Posted by Ari423

I like this table, but I have one problem with it. In both the size and weight categories, there are big differences within the categories and crossover within the categories. For example, I would say that a stack of totes is much larger than a trackball, even though the trackball is labeled XL and the totes are only L. If you were referring to only one tote, then I would definitely not say that it weighs the same as a tetra. Maybe for better clarity, you can give approximate weight and volume as a number instead of a category. Just a suggestion

Size was in comparison to that year's average robot size, and other years' pieces. Size refers to one game piece.

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

2000 and 2002 were filled with air.

Originally Posted by MrForbes

2009 game piece was about the same size as 2016. I would not call it XS.

I wasn't sure, as I haven't seen those game pieces in real life(yet). I'll make a new version with these changes, but I'll probably wait for more. From the 2009 animation, the pieces looked small because the human players were throwing them with one hand.

Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber

In that case the S does not stand for small. It stands for a word I'm not allowed to put on here.

I know those had some quality issues...