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Today’s Museum Collection Monday spotlight goes to Solaris Leisure. Founded by William Latham, Solaris Leisure used phasers that they called “Raygens”, using a deliberate choice in the terminology. Raygens would “speak” to players in a game and could be adjusted for a choice of two languages, for example English could be an option along with French, Spanish, Japanese or German. For more laser tag history visit LaserTagMuseum.com Comments or Questions? Contact: Tivia@tiviachickloveslasertag....

Happy 250th anniversary America! Today I am reflecting on the country that I love so much that I continue to laser tag my way across it again…and again…and now again! I am more than halfway through my third time around, laser tagging in all 50 states. I have seen all parts of this country from coast to coast and am grateful for the adventures and opportunities I have had along the journey. This weekend I am spending at home, so last night we celebrated in patriotic style at my home arena,...

I arrived at Southern Lanes in Owensboro, KY expecting to play one system, but was really pleasantly surprised to learn they had recently switched to another system that I rarely get the chance to play. That’s why I was so excited to walk into the briefing room and see their racks of Netronic’s Eclipse pack, the most traditional tag product in their line-up. Awesome! I was joined by Chase and Charlize who went over the system with me as we suited up for a game. We were all excited to get an...