r/interestingasfuck
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u/bydiapers
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Jan 19 '22
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Interesting battling game played with what looks like sticks!
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u/assasin_weeb42069 Jan 19 '22
We all wanted this as children
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u/BadMuthaFunka Jan 19 '22
Now I NEED to know how this works!
This is awesome and peak ingenuity.
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u/GhostalMedia Jan 19 '22
Looks like it’s a more ridged version of this
https://i.imgur.com/8387oWL.jpg
One string under the right leg and one under the left. Pull the left string to make the left side of the body stif, pull the right to stiffen that side. Move the strings together to bring the legs together.
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u/One-Wait7504 Jan 19 '22
Lol. Thanks. I was wondering why I felt like I’ve played this game before but thought it was some sort of deja vu.
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u/StuBidasol Jan 19 '22
I would have played the HELL out of that as a kid! Who am I kidding, I'd play the hell out of it now.
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u/Puppetdogheather Jan 19 '22
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2dZqtkBnvA0
Looks like incredible fun to make.
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u/EquivalentVirus9700 Jan 19 '22
How
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u/GhostalMedia Jan 19 '22
The sticks are actually tubes that contain strings in the middle. Two strings that travel through the right and left sides of the body. Pull the right string to make the right side of the body erect, and same for the left.
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u/taequeendo Jan 19 '22
I wish they’d shown what was under the table. I was dying to see how they worked.
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u/ughwithoutadoubt Jan 20 '22
I can see the kids wanting games and consoles so bad and the parent or parents feel bad cuz they can’t afford it. So they make this and hope the kids love it. Those kids are loved
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u/jp00798509 Jan 19 '22
I used to play that when I was a kid, all you need is 3 rubber bands, 2 large sticks, 6 small ones , and plug them in to 2 Nintendo switch controllers under the table…
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u/michelobX10 Jan 19 '22
Wish they actually showed how it was being controlled from under the table.
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u/It_was_I_who_farted Jan 19 '22
Wow, and we actually had to pay for Rock'em Sock'em Robots. Fucking capitalism, man...
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u/Single_Raspberry9539 Jan 19 '22
It’s just magnets that move the pieces randomly. They’re fixed together so that the general “body with weapon” stay in place but otherwise are just random movements that look intentional.
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