Novelist Rick Castle enjoys the best of everything..food, wine, family and laser tag. ABC's hit TV show "Castle" needed the best laser tag product for their main character and his daughter to play in their Manhattan apartment. The prop department contacted NexusFEC and you can see the results!

Boulevard EXP, a new bowling facility and family entertainment center being developed in Suprise, AZ will install a 22-player NexusFEC system.

Anderson Companies is building a 48,000 sq. ft. family entertainment center including a 2-level 3,800 sq. ft. laser tag arena with 22 NexusFEC laser packs.

The new facility is being built in Oakdale, MN.

GearWorks, located in Nags Head, NC has just opened with a 2 story arena and 34 player NexusFEC system.

Zone Laser Tag was once again utilized for a TV show when the producers wanted their characters playing a quality laser tag experience.

A 52-player NexusFEC laser tag system was installed December 5, 2008 at Lazer Blaze in Louisville, KY.

Boomers Family Fun Center in Avondale, PA has installed a 14-player NexusFEC system.

Action Territory, a family entertainment center in Kenosha, WI has traded in their old LaserTrek system for a 20 player NexusFEC.

Party Time Palace, a children's entertainment center, located at 732 West Golf Road in Des Plaines, IL has installed an Infusion System.

Owners Mike Nelson and Brian McClean are ready to open their fun center in Commack, NY (near Long Island) and a 40-player NexusFEC system will be installed.