We’re a hell of a long way from the Ultrazone in Madison, Wisconsin.
As a kid who grew up looking forward to those rare birthday occasions where we’d get to pile into a minivan and take a trip to the neon-hell that was a laser-tag arena, seeing what LyteShot is doing with the sport of kings (laser tag’s the sport of kings, right?) is pretty mind-blowing.
The Chicago-based company’s aim is to take what the Wii did for active, immersive gaming and take it outside. The main device you hold in your hand is called the Lyter, which feels like a slightly sturdier version of Nintendo’s Wiimote. The other major component to LyfeShot is the Puck, which acts as the receiver that each player must wear.
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