Projex Arcade Game

Contents: 1x ProjeX Game Unit, 2x Blasters, 3x Target slides

Batteries required: 4x AA Alkaline (not included)

ProjeX projects your targets on a blank wall

Blast the moving targets to test your speed and skill

2 blasters for solo, head-to-head or co-op games

Project ducks, targets or UFOs with unique sound effects

5 games and 3 levels: beginner, advanced and expert

Target Pointers on both blasters help your aim

Troubleshooting link: www.projexgame.com/Troubleshooting

Product Description

When it’s lights off, it’s game on with ProjeX Projecting Game Arcade. With this blaster set, there’s no TV necessary! Just point ProjeX at a blank wall, aim your blaster and fire. ProjeX tests your speed and skill as you blast the moving targets projected on your wall.

Blast the Competition Away! The ProjeX blaster game features interchangeable image slides that let you project ducks, targets or UFOs, each with different sound effects. Choose from five built-in games and three skill levels, with Target Pointers on both blasters to help you aim. Play solo, head-to-head or in co-op mode, teaming up to get the highest combined score.

How to Set Up Set the ProjeX game arcade base on a low table, with the projector heads aimed at the wall, load a target slide and select your game. The projector should be five feet from the wall and works best on a light- coloured wall. Then, grab your blaster, and fire up the arcade game!

Troubleshooting Guide Ensure you read the instruction booklet thoroughly before you start to play. Please use new batteries in each new game. If one or more batteries is depleted, the Projex Unit auto-powers off.

ISSUE: The Projex Unit turned on momentarily and then turned off. Make sure your blasters are fully plugged into the unit before you turn it on.

ISSUE: Trouble hitting the target. Ensure that the room you are playing in is dark enough. Point the unit at a light-coloured wall. Aim your Target Pointer at target, and blast it multiple times. Reload your blaster after each target. Practice makes perfect – start with the Target Image Slide, before working your way up to the more challenging UFO and Duck Image Slides.

Watch the demo video here: