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r/lovethissmug • u/RoundGeologist5417 • 4d ago
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Apparently it was the very first Milton Bradley game in 1860. I had no idea.
Clearly it received updates over the years. The little plastic car figures probably weren't in the original version lol.
21 u/PrimaryBowler4980 4d ago Surprisingly they were both plastic and cars 24 u/ElvenOmega 4d ago You're thinking of the updated version from 1960. The original 1860 The Checkered Game of Life used little round wood(? I think?) tokens. It also included a teetotum, which is interesting, hence why the modern one has a spinner. -5 u/faux_forg 4d ago Woosh... 2 u/postprandialrepose 3d ago Yeah, but seriously — they were precision-milled titanium spaceships and 3D-printed models of elementary particles.
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Surprisingly they were both plastic and cars
24 u/ElvenOmega 4d ago You're thinking of the updated version from 1960. The original 1860 The Checkered Game of Life used little round wood(? I think?) tokens. It also included a teetotum, which is interesting, hence why the modern one has a spinner. -5 u/faux_forg 4d ago Woosh... 2 u/postprandialrepose 3d ago Yeah, but seriously — they were precision-milled titanium spaceships and 3D-printed models of elementary particles.
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You're thinking of the updated version from 1960. The original 1860 The Checkered Game of Life used little round wood(? I think?) tokens.
It also included a teetotum, which is interesting, hence why the modern one has a spinner.
-5 u/faux_forg 4d ago Woosh...
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Woosh...
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Yeah, but seriously — they were precision-milled titanium spaceships and 3D-printed models of elementary particles.
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u/Wild-Video-5317 4d ago
Apparently it was the very first Milton Bradley game in 1860. I had no idea.
Clearly it received updates over the years. The little plastic car figures probably weren't in the original version lol.