Kick-It* Interactive Light It's a goal!!! Are you ready to play soccer and compete against one of the toughest world class goalies? Then step up and take a shot-on-goal at the new interactive soccer simulator, Kick-It. Kick-It follows Home Run Derby as the next product in a line of highly interactive sports simulators developed and manufactured by Interactive Light. Kick-It immerses players into the game by allowing them to kick a real tethered soccer ball into a virtual goal. A sophisticated and eye-popping virtual 3-D goalkeeper challenges the player by trying to block the kick. All of the real-time 3-D animation appears in high resolution on a 50" monitor. Players either compete solo against the goalie or go head-to-head against another player for most goals scored. It's fun for the whole family.
Swing-It: The simulator utilizes Interactive Light's revolutionary Smart Beam* infrared sensor
technology. In real-time, the sensor measures all of the characteristics of a baseball bat
in motion; its speed, angle, slope, height and moment of "impact." In the
two-player "Pitchers Duel" version, the competitive factor is added... a second
player stands behind the batter at a podium outside of the cage and "throws" a
pitch to the batter using a track ball. This second player can pitch fast balls, In Swing-It, one player tries to get the highest score possible by getting the largest cumulative hitting distances in an operator-definable number of pitches. The distance is counted from the moment the ball hits the ground. The player has to go for distance in the air. As balls are hit, the player's perspective, the "camera," follows the ball into the field or into the stands if the player hits a home run. When the game starts, the player begins actual play as a Rookie. If he achieves an
operator definable cumulative feet, he goes to the Minor Leagues A. Another x number of
feet, he goes to the Minor Leagues AA. Another x feet ... Minor Leagues AAA. If he reaches
x cumulative feet,
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Last update: 1 April 98
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