Welcome to the Laser Flash E-Newsletter. We thought about e-mailing an e-newsletter to all of our customers; however, we did not want to risk being associated with spam. So check here often to see what's new at Laser Flash.

Upgrade to Deal or No Deal, January 10, 2012

Wheel Deal X-Treme latest addition to arcade, December 8, 2011

Rapid Fire mode is standard game format, December 1, 2011

Monster Drop latest addition to arcade, October 3, 2011

Deactivator mode is standard game format, September 1, 2011

Name Your Game, July 24, 2011

Play Fruit Ninja on a 42-inch Screen!, July 8, 2011

Invisible mode is standard game format, June 1, 2011

Spy mode is standard game format, March 1, 2011

New Arcade Game, February 18, 2011

Bonus and Virus are standard game modes, December 1, 2010

Upgrade to Deal or No Deal, January 10, 2012
We have upgrade Deal or No Deal one of our more popular arcade games. Players will now have the ability to RISK the final winning case for a chance to spin the bonus wheel and win up to 2,000 TICKETS!

Wheel Deal X-Treme latest addition to arcade, December 8, 2011
Wheel Deal X-Treme is our newest arcade game. It is a bright and exciting replacement for Wheel Deal & Gold Zone. Wheel Deal X-Treme is a 4-sided cabinet and you will definitely notice the game when you walk in. We had to re-arrange some of our games so we could make room for this lagre game.

Rapid Fire mode is standard game format, December 1, 2011
Starting December 1^st, the standard game format is Rapid Fire mode. Every minute the game computer will randomly select players to be in the super Rapid Fire mode. When you are in the Rapid Fire mode your rapid fire speed is 3 times faster than everyone else!

Monster Drop latest addition to arcade, October 3, 2011
Monster Drop is our newest arcade game. It is a bright and exciting replacement for Slam-A-Winner. Monster Drop is a double cabinet and you will definitely notice the game when you walk in. We also took the time to re-arrange some of our games so we could put a sofa and coffee table next to the air hockey table facing the party area.

Deactivator mode is standard game format, September 1, 2011
Starting September 1^st, the standard game format is Deactivator mode. Every minute the game computer will randomly select players to be in the Deactivator mode. When you are in the Deactivator mode you can completely deactivate an opponent with a single tag!

Name Your Game, July 24, 2011
Laser Flash is the only laser tag center in the country that lets the customer choose the laser tag game format they will play. Simply call ahead for a reservation and ask to Name Your Game.

Play Fruit Ninja on a 42-inch Screen!, July 8, 2011
Our latest addition to our arcade is Fruit Ninja FX. The game is played on a 42-inch touch screen. That's big enough for you and your friends to play at the same time.

Invisible mode is standard game format, June 1, 2011
Starting June 1^st, the standard game format is Invisible mode. Every minute the game computer will randomly select players to be in the Invisible mode. When you are in the Invisible mode the lights on your vest temporarily turn off so you can confuse your opponenets.

Spy mode is standard game format, March 1, 2011
Starting March 1^st, the standard game format is Spy mode. Every minute the game computer will randomly select players to be in the Spy mode. When you are in the Spy mode your vest colors temporarily change to the other team's color. But watch out, when you fire your phaser your true colors will flash!

New Arcade Game, February 18, 2011
Today we installed Terminator Salvation, a very cool 2-person shooting game. It replaces Time Crisis 3.

Bonus and Virus are standard game modes, December 1, 2010
Starting December 1^st, the standard game format will be Bonus and Virus modes.

When you are in Bonus mode you are awarded double points for every tag!

When you are in Virus mode you can "infect" your opponenet's pack with a computer virus when you tag them. The virus forces your opponent to return their recharge station to be "cleaned."

Both modes are randomly assigned to players throughout the game.