1990’s
Laser Storm/Space Sport is created.
Laser Force (UK) is incorporated.
Laserforce is registered in Queensland, Australia.
Laserforce in Brisbane Australia plays their first game.
Vada Laser Systems ceases manufacturing.
LaserDrome enters the laser tag industry.
Leisure Quest Entertainment, Inc, (LQE) is incorporated under the laws of Canada.
LQE is introduced to the Laser Quest concept after a trip to the U.K. A short time later they became the Master Licensee for the Laser Quest product in Canada.
DarkLight Systems Limited is incorporated in Lincoln, UK.
LQE entered into a Master License agreement for 17 states in the United States with Laser Quest U.K. Ltd.
LASERTRON begins to sell their equipment.
Domestic marketing begins on the Laserforce product.
Ultrazone begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Laser Sport begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
A Quasar North American subsidiary is incorporated in Dallas, TX and the company changes its name from Quasar to Q-Zar.
Laser Force (UK) begins manufacturing laser tag equipment after incorporating two years prior.
Momentum Ltd. is commissioned by Pulsar to develop next generation laser tag system.
Tim Dallyn and Martin Shoebridge team up and develop the Actual Reality laser tag system.
The first Lazer Runner opens in Maryland.
Pulsar begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Meno Electronics is incorporated in order for Q-Zar facilities to have an alternative choice for spares and repairs.
Laser Sport is created.
LMC Group creates Intersphere and starts distributing in the Benelux region of Europe.
DarkZone Technologies, Inc. begins to distribute in Canada.
Laser Quest U.K. Ltd entered into a joint agreement with Leisure Entertainment Corp. (LEC) to develop their product in the United States and Mexico. This replaced the agreement between Laser Quest U.K. and LQE.
LQE combined with Kingscross Resources inc. Kingscross then combined with Ontario Inc. to form the Laser Quest Corporation.
Laser Star begins distributing laser tag equipment.
Laser Quest Corporation combined with LEC.
Q-Europe is incorporated in Dublin, Ireland with John Cooke, John Boyle and Thomas Butler as the company directors.
RTS Entertainment Group, Limited is incorporated under the name Intersphere USA, Ltd.
Laser Shots begins distribution in South America and Mexico.
Laser Quest Corporation acquired the rights to market and develop the Laser Quest concept in Central and South America and replaced the existing Master License agreement in Canada with an irrevocable license.
RTS Entertainment Group Limited applied for a trademark for the name "Laser X', which is later abandoned.
The Crimson Corporation changes its corporate name to Laser Storm.
Laser Quest Corporation Acquired the remaining world-wide rights to the Laser Quest concept through its wholly-owned subsidiary LQI. The rights for Europe still remained with Laser Quest U.K. Ltd.
Q-Zar Limited is incorporated in the U.K. under director Ivano Cafallo.
Intersphere Holland announces that the distribution rights have been purchased by Todd Ferson.
International marketing begins for the Laserforce product.
DarkZone is created by P&C Micros.
LaserTrek is created by Heads Up Technologies.
Space Sport changes its name to Laser Storm.
Veqtor begins manufacturing laser tag.
Intersphere USA, L.C. is incorporated by Todd Ferson.
A meeting of creditors is posted in the London Gazette, beginning the dissolution process of Quasar Limited.
Holoz begins to manufacture laser tag equipment.
Phaser Fun in Salt Lake City, UT opens their only corporate store with equipment manufactured by them.
Q-Zar Inc. and Q-Zar Canada are incorporated in connection with the reorganization of Q-Zar Bermuda.
Through the Q-Zar Inc. subsidiary Q-Europe Limited, Q-Zar Inc. purchases all of the outstanding shares of the companies comprising the QML Group. Q-Entertainment owns the worldwide intellectual property rights to substantially all Q-Zar products.
Quasar England closes down and all European support is directed to Quasar Ireland. Later that year Quasar Ireland is renamed to Q-Zar International and is significantly scaled down.
Laser Warriors starts to manufacture its own equipment.
Lazer Maze opens its doors in Lake Forest, CA.
Laser Chaser begins manufacturing.
Pulsar ceases trading.
LaserMaxx is founded.
Laser Game Evolution begins to manufacture laser tag equipment.
Q-Zar Inc. acquires all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Entertainment Technologies, Inc.
Intersphere USA, L.C. files for trademark on "Laser X", which was later cancelled.
The first Laser Space is opened in Leviton, NY.
RTS Entertainment Group, Limited under the name of Intersphere USA, Ltd is dissolved.
The International laser tag association launches the first version of their website.
Laser Star is hit hard by the bankruptcy of Discovery Zone.
Laser Reality begins to manufacture laser tag.
Laser Sport ceases trading.
Photon QEI opens its doors and begins to manufacture laser tag.
Vultrek effectively ceases trading.
Laser Quest Corporation finalizes the deal to purchase Threshold Electronics Limited. Threshold had designed and manufactured Laser Quest's proprietary equipment.
Phaser Fun in Salt Lake City ceases manufacturing.
A dissolution notice is posted in the London Gazette for Q-Zar Limited.
Actual Reality developed an arena building division known as "Xtreme Themes and Design".
LaserBlast begins to manufacture laser tag equipment.
Laser Force (UK) ceases manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Q-Entertainment files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Dae Dong International changes the name of their laser tag equipment from Star Wars II to Laser Space.
Lazer Maze in Lake Forest, CA ceases manufacturing.
Stun Laser begins manufacturing laser tag equipment.
Q2000 begins to manufacture and distribute laser tag equipment.
Holoz ceases laser tag manufacturing.
Laser Quest Corporation changes its name to Versent Corporation.
DarkLight developments Limited is incorporated in Gloucestershire, UK.
The ILTA hosts the first ILTA Operator and Developer Dinner, which was an annual event until 2013.
Laser Mania begins to distribute laser tag equipment.
Reflex is created by Leisure International.
Laser Reality changes its name to Laser Duel.
P&C Micros begins to use the laser tag brand name "DarkZone" in Australia.
Laser Storm leaves the industry.
Crystal Entertainment, Inc. is founded by Peter Davies and Simon Willetts.
Stunner enters the laser tag industry.
DarkLight Developments Limited and Actual Reality International, Ltd. begin a joint marketing relationship.