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Grid of StonesRetrieve The KeyGrid
of Stones and Retrieve The Key are exciting
new games developed in conjunction with Condover Hall, a massive
kids entertainment and training centre near Shrewsbury, UK. In
Grid of Stones, players
have to negotiate a path though the maze of hexagon-shaped pads.
Steeping on wrong pads incurs penalties. The pads light brightly
red or green depending on whether the pad has been stepped upon
correctly. With Retrieve The Key, players
accumulate points (or lose them!) by selecting and remembering
which pads they step on. There are fun games that can have thousands
of combinations of path through the grid. This low cost system
is exciting, educational, for all ages, and is incredibly simple
to install just like The Crystallite
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Retrieve The KeyRetrieve
The Key is another new game based on the Grid
Of Stones hardware. Each hexagon is alloted a value (positive or
negative points). A target score is set and displayed on a large
seven-segment display. The objective for the players is to make
their way across the maze and accumulate enough points at which
stage the key will be released for them to retrieve. Back to Top - - Home |
Bump’n’TagWhether you are planning a brand-new dodgem car ride, or wish to re-vitalise your existing bumper car system, Bump’n’Tag offers a cost effective solution, adding extra dimension and excitement to a long-standing favourite. The
essence of the game is simple. The ride is lightly smoked. Overhead
red and green lamps light in random groups at varying intervals.
The drivers of the cars attempt drive under their own team lights,
or to push opponents under ‘hostile’ lamps. Points are
awarded and displayed in real time on a large scoreboard at the
side of the ride. The
cars use small infra-red transmitters, which can be mounted at build-time,
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The PC control program, Arena (below), controls not only the game time, number of lamps, period of changing etc, but can also control smoke machines, ride lighting and UV lighting. The system is simplicity itself to operate.
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BOB (The Device)BOB is a low-priced team-building exercise. BOB is a small flight case, which can be hidden and then found by the players deciphering clues. BOB costs just GBP1695. On opening BOB the players find that they have to defuse the device within a given time. First they have to work out a five digit combination, then remove four ‘fuel rods’ in the correct order, and finally ‘cut’ the correct two out of eight jumper wires. Clues on how they should do this are supplied and they receive visual (via a large-character back-lit LCD display) and audio prompts and warnings throughout the exercise. Failure
to disarm BOB results in a countdown period followed by an ‘explosion’.
All
the parameters in the unit are easily changed using the display.
BOB is battery operated and can be charged from a car lighter socket. Back to Top - - Home |
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C-TargetC-Target is a multi-target reaction game that can be played using the Crystallite phaser. C-Target consists of a number of small target modules (typically 12, but can between 2 and 20 targets) which are mounted on a backdrop of your choice. The backdrop can be themed or simply black. The modules attach using hook+loop pads and connect in any order using RJ45 leads (supplied). Typically, a set of 12 targets would occupy a target area 5m x 2m. The
target modules terminate at a small interface unit which can be
mains or battery operated. The interface connects to a PC (usually
a laptop) and the monitor provides the score display. Back to Top - - Home |
