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UBISOFT BRINGS TOGETHER TOYS AND VIDEOGAMES WITH BATTLE TAG

Los Angeles, USA – June 14, 2010 –Today live at the E3 exposition in Los Angeles, Ubisoft demonstrated a unique new brand of video game toys. The new UbiConnectTM brand brings video games and toys together to offer an immersive and innovative game experience. The brand launches in holiday 2010 with its first product, Battle TagTMa real shooter game that can be played between friends anywhere – at home or outside.

Build your own Domination Towers!

Have you ever wanted to duplicate the Domination / King of the Hill type games you see in video games like Call of Duty? If you are interested...read more!

Tagfest 2010 - Disco Zombies!

If you are interested in Tagfest 2011 the theme has been set...click on READ MORE...

Laser Tag - TagCon Midwest 2010

Live too far to the east to attend Northwest Fort games? Don't feel too back as there is an event forming up for the Midwest area that might be more accessible to you. If you are interested, click on READ MORE...

Lazer Tag - Fort Games in the USA NorthWest

Annually the Seattle/Olympia area Laser Tag groups host a series of games at the old WWII concrete bunker forts of Fort Warden and more recently Ft Flaggler. These games provide a unique tagging experience in a maze of concrete structures. The event generally costs an individual under $100 (depending on housing) and is worth the expense of the event and the travel to get there. If you would like to know more, click on the "Read More" link.

Reasons to Attend Tagfest 2010!

Its not too late to register to attend! Tagfest is quickly approaching on the 19th of JUNE 2010. To see why its worth coming - click on READ MORE...

To Register - go to http://tfnw.1slt.com/

NOVALT starts 2010 season

NOVALT, which plays in Signal Hill park in Manassas City, Virginia, is starting its 2010 season with a play day on Saturday May 22nd.

Staying in the game after you are tagged out - Undead Rules!

We use Zombies in our games allot (no one likes leaving the game field). We have come up with several zombie variations. Recently the idea hit me that we can combine the different type of zombies in progression.

OLCA AAR/Scenario Success

Hey guys! 'Zook here from the Omaha Laser Challenge Association to fill you all in on the After-Action Report from our latest Off-Season game. Why? Because we made a few changes that were gameplay-altering and more than likely to stick, so I'm hoping that some of the ideas with what we did will help you and your groups add a bit of variety to what you're doing. Unless, of course, if you're already going what I'm about to tell you all, in which case, you probably influenced US!

Anywho, we had our second Fall Game of the Off-Season on November 14th starting at 4pm (since sunset is at 4:30 these days). We had a decent turnout and the weather was considerably nice for a November Evening in Omaha.

Before the game, the veterans all got together to discuss our previous season's successes and failures and ways we thought we could continue to improve things for the OLCA. The biggest complaint seen after Season 4 was hiding. In general, we have too many new players who get separated from leadership during games and simply hide the entire game, dragging things out and making for a very uneventful game. Traditionally, the OLCA has simply done Team Elimination games, where the surviving team wins. It used to work well for us, but as veterans have gotten better and new players have become more "tentative", games tend to have decent action for the first 15 minutes but then the "Hunt" for all those who managed to hide drags on for another 15 or 20 minutes.

Our solution to this problem at first was to simply install a time limit to encourage players to wrap things up more quickly/be active during the game. However, a neat little tool came into play that changed the face of our games Saturday Night.

Tactics Stolen from post on Airsoft Site

In many cases, Airsoft and Laser Tag are extremely different beasts - however sometimes the tactics from one game translate well into others. Being I have a foot in both sports, I like to read through postings on Airsoft sites. I wish I could give credit to the poster of this; but, unfortunately I lost track of where I copied it from. Anyway, click on Read More to see the suggestions.