Laser Challenge Pro By k0b3x on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
My little brother went to Laser Quest which is a place where young children can get a bunch of their friends and play laser tag. He loved it so much that his next birthday he wanted to get one where he could play at home. He ended up buying Jackks laser challenge pro set. It is a set which costs about 60 dollars to buy and it comes with two small pistol/handgun looking laser guns. Each gun comes equiped with a goofy looking scope but from I can tell it doesn't really help and is there just for the looks (or just for the fact that kids can say they "scoped" you out). The set does use batteries to run and from my experience the batteries do not last long because I have seen my little brother frequently change them out. Actually playing with the guns are a lot of fun because the guns have these tiny LCD screens that allow you to keep score and see if you hit your friend. THe sounds are loud and great but a warning to parents, it can be kind of noisy and crazy when kids are lost in these things. The only downside I can think of is that this set only comes with two guns and a one vs. one game is only fun for so long. But for an affordable laser tag exeperience, it's not the worst thing in the world.
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The kids just love this kind of game! Nice that it's more affordable.
nice definitely will look into this for my bro haha
I loved laser tag as a kid. Didn't know they had at home systems. Very cool!
We used to play this alot when I was a teen , I do not think my kids have played this in a good while either. Thanks for the reminder ;)
Been wondering if Laser tag had gotten any better.
I had no idea you could buy a kit for at home. Sounds like it could be fun for a short period of time and really is an affordable price for an active game :0)
Neat that it has the screen to keep track of who you've hit. Sounds fun.