It's almost time to blow the lid off this system. Hardware geekery to come.  Shoutout to Lee Weinstein.

The Laser Tag Museum seeks to preserve and commemorate the historic foundations of the game (or sport), documenting the efforts of the laser...

After years of research, the Laser Tag Museum has declared Star Laser Force to be the third indoor laser tag system opened to the public wor...

I'm delighted to report that the Laser Tag Museum has secured three sets of the original Star Laser Force battle gear, or packs, for col...

Many thanks to the Laser Tag Museum for permission to mirror this John Davenport report from the early days of Star Laser Force. Here...

I said that I'd found no mention of Star Laser Force in my newspaper-research sojourn this year, but that wasn't strictly true; ther...

I hope that my two or three loyal readers will not mind another article about Photon. Beyond  repeating the same press-release bullet poin...

(Here's the text of the article posted last year. Errors have been left unchanged.) HOUSTON MAGAZINE April, 1986 pp. 49-52 PRO/FIL...

We've seen the calm and even reticent reactions of the self-proclaimed 'fuddy-duddies' to the as-yet unnamed sports of laser tag...

Continuing the side trip through articles written about Photon Houston, here's columnist Eric Gerber's first-hand account from jus...

Let's start with this editorial by David Westheimer . published in the Houston Post back on September 24, 1986. "I understand ki...

Vintage Houston Yellow Pages. From the author's personal collection. There's Photon, accidentally listed as Synchro Management!...

Have you got one of these? If so, would you consider donating it to the Laser Tag Museum ?  I'll be glad to pick it up from y...

Here is your virtual nickel tour of Star Laser Force, adapted from my original posting on a Yahoo group in 2009. Star Laser Force w...

Imagine it's 1985... you're in high school or college... you're hoping for something fun to do during summer.  Then you see this...