R/C Laser Tag Shocking Tanks

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joe's recommendation

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This is the best office toy I never played with. I just sat back and enjoyed the screams of pain from unsuspecting coworkers (screened for pacemaker dependence, of course) as the pros schooled them one by one.

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Updated Sep 7, 2006

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wiredd's recommendation

It's a lot of fun to watch other people play this - the shocks are powerful enough to elicit real fear. This was one of the most memorable #games we played in the rent.com office.

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Updated Mar 27, 2009

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napulator's recommendation

These remote control tanks have built in inra red guns. When they shoot each other, the "driver, aka the person holding the remote control, actually gets shocked! There are two levels of shock. Wimp and tough guy.

Updated May 18, 2008

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J-Yazdani's recommendation

Its almost like a video game but a lot more real. You and a friend independently drive a tank and try to shoot each other, but once your tank gets shot your controller emits an electric shock and you feel the pain.

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Updated Jan 14, 2008

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esh's recommendation

I have to agree with Joe. I wholeheartedly recommend you buy this toy and have your co-workers play with it. Their yelps as they (violently) let go of the controllers are very entertaining. Even when you tell them they are going to get shocked, they still want to try it, not believing it can be that bad. I have no personal knowledge of how bad the delivered shock is because I saw the reactions of too many victims and I will not go near this toy. Not for kids!

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Updated Jan 3, 2007

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