News Release

Amsterdam, Holland. The Intersphere Company today announced that they are releasing a new game operating system for the laser tag industry. The new system uses radio to communicate information between the players and the system’s central computer. The central computer is a PC that is IBM compatible.

"The use of radio is a first for the laser tag industry," says Pete Marshall, president of Intersphere, "this means that players are now free from downloading."

Other systems available today require players to stop at the end of their game. Then they have to wait in line to download the information from their game packs into the computer system. The radio system creates a real-time environment for players. Radio communications allows all tags to be immediately communicated to the players and to the central computer for scoring. This means that players will no longer have download scoring information from their game packs – it is done for them. Players can also be given special powers and abilities even during game play!

LaZerware™ the new laser tag game system from Intersphere will also include the latest in laser technology. The laser lights emitted from the players’ phasers will be bright red for all to see, yet harmless to the players.

Intersphere plans to build centers across Europe that incorporate their new technology, along with an exciting theme. The Intersphere centers will be filled with flashing colored lights and music, to enhance the excitement of the games.

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