CTDYNE: Scorpion

I was hoping to do a much more in-depth look at this and perhaps another day I'll revisit this idea I had, but I thought I'd show off an impressive creation from a friend of mine in the Laser Tag world. I think it'll be especially appealing to those who are also big Nerf fans, since this one blaster puts a Titan to shame just as easily as it does an LTTO TMB. Built by Mike Yates of Custom Tag Dynamics, this... is the Scorpion.

Windjammer: LTAR Info Resource

Windjammer has been an excellent source of information when the latest Lazer Tag brand system started getting unveiled.  After the outburst of information generated from Toy Fair, details released by Brian (aka TagFerret), and other intel, he has put together a website that has organized all of this into one handy website.  It's an excellent collection of info that's much easier to access than navigating from Blog post to website to message board.  Click the link below for an organized and informative collection of all of this information.   It is updated as new information becomes available.

LTAR

Light Strike: Be the Ultimate Team Killer

It's common nowadays for laser tag systems to have team recognition systems in place so that you can avoid fragging your friendlies.  However, on the same side of that trust, if that team could easily be switched mid-way, you could go rouge against your team in just a few seconds.  That's one of the big flaws that deters me from the Light Strike system.  At the push of a button, you can toggle through, at any time in the game, and change your team.  While messing with this feature, I was trying to find out just how quickly someone could change between teams and fire and I found a surprising answer.  Check out the video below to see just how easily someone could be a Cheat-a-saurus Rex in a Light Strike game.