| | |  | LAZERTAG Multiplayer Battle System | Home » » LAZERTAG Multiplayer Battle System | | | | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 4.25 inches | | Product Width:
| 28.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 15.0 inches | | Package Length:
| 27.7 inches | | Package Width:
| 14.9 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 5.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 125 reviews |
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341 of 346 found the following review helpful:
 What it does and what you get for your money.Jul 15, 2008
By Greg A. Gaub
"toy lover"
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R35GKNZ3PGQMIZ As a long time consumer of Lazer Tag brand toys, I give you a quick overview of what this set does and what you get in the box, and share my opinions on these features and the value of this set. I've played laser tag with a variety of consumer (toy) and professional (business) laser tag gear, and I feel that there is no better "bang for your buck" than Lazer Tag brand toys.
39 of 40 found the following review helpful:
Fun for the whole familyNov 04, 2008
By B.K.
We bought two sets, and the whole family has had an absolute blast playing Lazer Tag. My kids are 8 and 5, and even the 5 year old mastered the game in no time. It's great to get everyone running around the yard at night (they also work in full daylight or inside). The range on these things is 300 feet or so, so you can play over a very large area. The TV game is so-so, but it's much more fun to play outside anyway. Also, I will say that the taggers have held up very well so far under typical kid conditions.
51 of 54 found the following review helpful:
Got it rightJul 12, 2008
By John Haugland
"LazerBait"
I had a chance to try out the pre-production versions of this tagger at TagFest this year. 20 years of playing tag I have seen a lot of system come and go. This is the first one in a long time I am excited about. Unlike Laser Challenge, it works in sunshine so the kids can play during the day and not be running around at night with toy guns. It is well made and very solid. Good sights and great range. The shotgun like attachment makes up close play a lot of fun. Built in sensor on the tagger makes cheating hard to do. Also, unlike Laser Challenge, you can shoot and take hits at the same time. With Laser Challenge PRO and Extreme you cannot get hit while shooting! What fun is that? As soon as kids try that out and find they cannot use it in sunshine unless they are within 30ft of each other and cannot land tags on someone who is shooting, they are just going stop using it. What a waste of money. So for those of you who are looking to buy a tag system for yourself or the kids, this gear may cost a little more but it is so much better. Plus there a growing Lazer Tag community on the web. Mostly using Lazer Tag Team Ops and soon to be using this gear.. which BTW works together.
Just an update. These are now in the stores. We held a 24+ player game with it and the older LTTO gear. Worked great and we had 2 days of fun at Fort Worden.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Fun Toy!Oct 14, 2008
By L
Bought this set for my son and I. We have a blast playing with them. Highly recommend these taggers if you are into this sort of thing.
We did have to replace the first set though. The gold shot blast attachment was defective, in that it would never register more than one tag. At first I contacted Hasbro to see if they could just replace that part. They said I would have to send the whole set back, after they sent me a postage paid mailing label. Instead of that I sent it back to Amazon postage free, since it was defective. Amazon sent me a replacement in three days. With Hasbro it would have taken over a month. So I'm quite pleased with Amazon's service in this instance.
19 of 20 found the following review helpful:
 What the Kids Love and Dad Doesn'tJan 26, 2009
By J. T. Wheeler
"Aggro"
I purchased 2 sets of the LAZERTAG Multiplayer Battle System for Christmas for my 11 and 5 year old boys. I have played the old vest systems, but have never been an enthusiast, so I cannot comment on the finer points - many other reviewers have.
What the boys (and they are all boy) love:
1. Attacking each other with a parent sanctioned weapon. This form of entertainment taps into a basic, primal instinct. When we have 4 boys playing at once there is much screaming and laughter. Every boy who has gotten their hands on the gun has loved it.
2. Noise, noise, noise.
3. Running around the house and outside in one game
4. Working on teams, especially against Dad
5. The equipment withstands their abuse
What Dad does not love:
1. Did not come with a reachable batter system. Something with this much battery need, I compare it to Wii controllers, should come with batteries and a charger. Since each gun requires 6 AA batteries that are not included, I invested another $120 or so on rechargeable batteries and a charger (side note: Amazon has very good info on rechargeable batteries [...]. I do agree with other reviewers that battery life is very good, so gripe is more about the additional cost and managing the hassle of charging 24 batteries. Batteries cost the review 1 ½ stars.
2. Noise, noise, noise. It may make the game pointless from the kids point of view, but I would like to have a switch to turn off the sound.
3. The targeting game only works with CRT. As mentioned by other reviewers it should be either sold an accessory or compatible with LCD. In its current form it just adds cost with no value for all of us LCD owners. Another option would be targets that could be placed at a distance; something that would make the gun useful when you do not have the opponent. This cost the review the other half star.
Since I bought this system to entertain the kids in an active way, and it is definitely both active and entertaining, I give it the thumbs up.
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