New

Phaser

Delta Strike's new Evolution model has arrived:


* Smaller, Safer

* Internal LED lights

* Smokey Transparent Casing

* Friendly Space Age Design

* FEC Model

* PRO Model

* Upgradeable

* Cutting Edge

* Very Desirable

More information coming soon....

 

 

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TestImonIalS


We are very happy with the phasers guns - and so are our customers. It’s  all the extra things like the energy gates and game interactivity, membership and the ability to edit games – this is why we chose Delta Strike
Jaime Del Prado, Spain
 
Best product I have ever seen, we are extremely happy with it. Customers love the look of the equipment.  As owners we love the flexibility of game programming. We have also found the staff really great – William is an excellent game programmer and Brian in Support has been really helpful.
Domenic Wyss  - 
Lasergame Zürich GmbH
 
Since the Revolution system was installed, the amount of repair has been absolutely minimal. Even better when repair work is required it’s very easy to fix since it is labeled and modular
Mark Smith, Technician, 
AMF bowling Australia
 
“Delta Strike really are the leading edge technology in laser tag and their service and support has been excellent. Our business has not been as busy as we had hoped, however this is definitely no reflection on Delta Strikes equipment or support, just our business model
Paul Freudenberg
Ricochet
 
The other products just look like toys. We love the versatility and portability. We can take the system out to our customers for special events. If anyone is looking at purchasing a laser tag system – I highly recommend Delta Strike equipment
Amber Collier 
The Zone Family fun Center
 
"Everything went great; Delta Strike provided a service over and above what we had expected."
 - Perry Smith (Star Tracks)
 
"We have found Delta Strike very easy to deal with and flexible to meet our requirements."
  Grant Richardson
(Strike Laser Tag)
 
"Being a new operator having both an excellent service as well as an excellent system was very important and Delta Strike have really been there for us."
- Brad Albert, Mc Dermont field House and Sports Center
 
 
Customers are really impressed with the features and accuracy of the guns"
"The software has also been really easy to use, yet in terms of functionality and customizing we feel we are only just scratching the surface. From the time we opened the center, our staff have been very excited about the ability to create new weapons and modules for the members to use. In fact the membership is huge for us. From the time we opened, our customers were immediately interested in the membership
 Clint Ashcraft, Mc Dermont field House and Sports Center
 
"As an owner, we have found the Delta Strike laser tag system very usable and robust."
"The remote control has been especially helpful since we can completely run our games from the remote without having to go back to the main computer. Our center has had a number of power cuts and during these times we could still operate the games with the remote control."
"We recently set up tournament at another mall simply by taking 10 phaser packs and a remote. While the tournament was going we were still operating the rest of our guns at our main center."
"The guns are also really robust, we have a three level center and a customer dropped the vest and gun from the top level onto the ground floor which is concrete and the guns carried on with no problems"
Fransisca Johanis
Owner of Virtual Strike

 

 

 




What is Laser Tag?

Laser tag is an entertainment game, normally played indoors. It is similar to paint ball, but uses infrared signals to “tag” the other players. Unlike paint ball, laser tag does not hurt and is far less dangerous. As such it attracts a wider age group starting from 7 years all the way through to grand parents

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Vest and
Phaser

The Player

Players wear a Vest with an attached “phaser” When the player pulls the trigger, an infrared signal from the phaser is emitted. The aim of the game is to “tag” the other team, this is done by aiming at the other player’s vest.

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Phaser and
Vest

The Phaser and Vest

The vests are illuminated with different colors to indicate what team that player belongs to. When the other player is tagged, their gun de-activates for a set time period. During this time the lights on the Vest go out (or dim) and the Phaser no longer operates. The phaser/vest re-activates in a set time (3 to 12 seconds).

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The Arena

Games are played within a specially built arena and these vary in size from

  • 150 sq.m (small) to
  • 450 sq.m (medium) to
  • Large at 700 sq.m plus.

In the standard game groups are split into two teams, although there are other game styles which have multiple teams (represented by many vest colors).

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The Game

A game only needs two players, although most people prefer more than 6 players. The larger arenas can accommodate larger groups with some centres catering for 40 plus players at a time. Depending on the centre, a game can last any where from:

  • 7 to 8 minutes (short game)
  • 10 to 12 minutes (average)
  • 20 minutes or more.

 

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Enhancements

Over the years laser Tag has become more advanced - to cater for technically savvy children and young adults. These enhancements add more game depth and excitement and are designed to entice players to come back on a regular basis.
These include:

  • Membership
  • Arena Components
  • Different Game Styles

 

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The History

In 1982, George Carter III began the process of designing an arena-based system for playing a scored version of the game, a possibility which had initially occurred to him in 1977 while watching the film Star Wars. He opened the first Photon center in Dallas, Texas on March 24, 1984.


Wikipedia

 

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Arenas are designed to be dark, exciting and mysterious environments for the teams to play in. They are created using partitions (walls) that are normally about 2 metres high and are arranged for players to hide behind.

These partitions are often themed with with “glow in the dark” paint and the entire arena illuminated with a grid of U.V. Fluorescent lighting (black lights)

Theming can vary from simply painting the walls through to more elaborate props such as robots, spaceships, dinosaurs etc. Additional ambiance can be created with Lighting, haze machines, lasers etc. During the game, a sound system plays music (normally loud) to further enhance the gaming atmosphere. Many arena’s have multi-levels.

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