Wild Planet Spy Gear® Spy Lazer Chase

Computer Technology and Software

February 13th, 2010 by admin

Special Sounds Indicate "Hit" and "Fire".
LED Indicates Life Force.
Infra-red Units Send and Receive Signal.
Trigger Activated by Flexing Fist.
Duel With Laser Beams!

Product Description
Spy Laser Chase is the high-tech way to capture spies from across the room. Each set comes with two wrist-mounted laser systems that you and a friend can strap on. Just aim and flex your fist to fire. Your opponent can fire back, too. If an opponent's fire hits you, you're out. Requires 6 "C" batteries (included).... More >>

Wild Planet Spy Gear® Spy Lazer Chase

5 Responses

Anonymous writes:
February 13th, 20108:53 pmat

This toy iz off the hook!!!! Who cares if it doesn’t have a light on it. . . . . . . actually, that iz good cause if u were tryin to sneek up on your friend, he wouldn’t see anything at u could just keep hitting him till he sees u!
Rating: 5 / 5
Patricia Potter writes:
February 13th, 20109:55 pmat

This item is alright, but it is kind of difficult to get it to fire each time you want it to, and the adjusting wrist straps are very irritating to try to loosen. If the product is too loose on your wrist, when you try to fire it, it doesn’t work very well, but if you tighten it down where it needs to be, it is very difficult to get off when you’re done.
Rating: 3 / 5
T. S. Ferguson writes:
February 13th, 201011:01 pmat

My son received this toy as a birthday present. I was surprised how much fun it is. It uses infrared technology (not laser–that would be dangerous!) to target your opponents device. You wear it on your wrist and slip the “trigger” over your finger. Then, by simply moving your finger, you “shoot”. It makes cool electronic firing noises to let you know it has fired. Like all games of this sort, you can easily put the device behind your back and you can’t be “tagged”, but really, how much fun is that? You need to eventually shoot your opponent, at which time you become vulnerable. Once your device has been hit, it beeps to let you know you have been defeated. A simple slide of a switch resets the game, and off you go again. Ages: 4+ to adult. Loads of fun, and well worth the price. The battery life is great. We haven’t replaced them yet. Note: on the product description it says it takes 6 C batteries. This is incorrect. It only take two AA or AAA (I can’t remember which). Regardless, it is light-weight.
Rating: 5 / 5
Anonymous writes:
February 13th, 201011:54 pmat

it is an okay toy,though it is hard to aim. my friend and i
pretended like one of us was guarding a base, while one of us
tried to shoot the guard. there is no lazer though. and it is hard to shoot.
Rating: 3 / 5
lazer mom writes:
February 14th, 201012:18 amat

I bought this toy for my 5 year old, and was very suprised to find out that it doesnt light up. I didn’t think it would have a real lazer because of the low price. I did think it would have some sort of red flash or something visable. It only has sound. I still would have bought the toy knowing that but I would have made sure my son wasnt expecting it to light up the way the picture on the box did.
Rating: 3 / 5