Reflex
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Founded By: Kris Gryspeert
Originated: 1998 Date Closed: 2005
Number of Locations: 18
Personnel of Note:
Kris Gryspeert – Sales Manager and CEO
Frank Vershaete
First Facility: Voskenslaan 135, B-9000 Gent
Equipment Overview: As quoted from the Reflex website:
“Fully radio-controlled system with real-time scoring and interactive game control.
• The Reflex vests are equipped with 6 infra-red detectors to cover full 360 degrees targeting.
• Large & Informative 16 x 4 character LCD display on the gun. This display shows all relevant information in real-time such as: current score, current ranking, number of lives & bullets, special powers, etc.
• Digital speech system and powerful digital sound-effects.
• Fully modular setup and easy to maintain equipment. Rock-solid quality for a minimum downtime.
• Scores are automatically available immediately after the game for a maximum player throughout. As soon as the game ends you can start a new game.
• Powered by 2 high-capacity heavy-duty batteries.
• Standard package contains 4 Powerful Muffits (Multi-functional Units) that can be programmed to act as a Power-mines, Bases, Vitaliser, etc.
• Lots of useful game ‘Powers’ as Invisible, Untouchable, Rapid-fire and a lot more.”
Historical Synopsis: Reflex Laser Tag began in Belgium, but had sites using their equipment all throughout the European market. There were locations using Reflex in Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Estonia, Denmark, Bulgaria and the Czech Republic.
Reflex was designed and manufactured by Leisure International NV in Belgium. It is believed that Leisure International may have had Intersphere equipment at their original location, which may have inspired the development of Reflex. In turn, Reflex may have in turn inspired LaserMaxx.