Laser Version

Jessie Atkin posted a blog on Digital Landing about the latest update in laser tag for the kids at home.

Laser tag remains a staple in the game department for every kid, it’s about time we saw another development in the at home version of the activity.

Spy Lazer Chase is laser tag meets Spiderman. Forget dragging bulky plastic lasers around the house, all you need now is a wrist guard that fires when you clench your fist. The set also keeps track of how many of your five lives remain while you play. The set is about $30 (the best games usually include more than one set though, and thus more than two people).

This version doesn’t come with the average chest plate (usually part of the at home laser tag package) so hits will probably be a little more off and a little less accurate. But it’s never really that accurate, cheating by covering the chest plate has always been a dominant part of the game too.