22nd Feb 2012

Lightning Reaction Xtreme

Electric Fright Orchestrator

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New model featuring two shocking modes of play and adjustable shock level!

Electrocution is no laughing matter, especially when you're on the receiving end. But like so many things in life, pain can be exceptionally close to pleasure. And never has this axiom been more starkly demonstrated than in the fiendishly amusing Lightning Reaction Xtreme.

Lightning Reaction Xtreme This ominous looking contraption put the willies up us before we'd even put the batteries in! In fact, we reckon its designers drew inspiration from the Planet Mongo, as Lightning Reaction Xtreme resembles something Ming the Merciless might have used to extract information from Flash Gordon.

Lightning Reaction Xtreme And we were right to be apprehensive, because Lightning Reaction Xtreme could easily be called Frightening Distraction. Basically, this pernicious little party plaything is a suspense-drenched game of nerve and split-second timing, where losers receive a nasty (but harmless) electric shock. Four curvaceous handles sit on a circular base like a quartet of chrome cobras ready to strike. Simply select your handle, pick the number of victims...sorry, players (2-4) and press the red start button. Lightning Reaction Xtreme immediately begins to flash and wails like a banshee playing a broken viola with a shard of glass.

Lightning Reaction Xtreme The menacing Hitchcockian sound FX are scary enough, but the real drama occurs the moment the music stops and the button glows green, as the last player to press the button on their handle receives an electrifying frazzle that's guaranteed to turn the air blue and force a bout of involuntary gurning from both winners and, more amusingly, losers.

In fact, the look on players' faces as Lightning Reaction Xtreme delivers its electrifying coup de grâce is probably the most entertaining aspect of the whole nerve-jangling process.

Lightning Reaction Xtreme There are two modes, 'Normal' and 'Extreme'. In Normal mode the last person to press gets the shock. In Extreme mode, however, only the fastest player avoids the shock. And you can forget about cheating - pressing your button before the all-clear only means you get the shock early. The literally shocking contraption also boasts an optional 'high power' setting for a bigger zap. Lightning Reaction Xtreme is a side-splittingly spiteful test of skill and will, and we guarantee you'll love and hate it in equal measures. Because like we said before, pain is excruciatingly close to pleasure. Hilariouzzzz!

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Please Note:
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • This is a novelty gift item and is not intended to be used as a toy.
  • This product emits an electric shock.
  • May interfere with electrical devices such as pacemakers.
  • Do not use if you suffer from epilepsy or similar related illness.
  • Requires 3 x AAA batteries. Batteries are included for demonstration purposes. The product will work with these batteries, but the batteries might not fulfill their life expectancy.
Battery Requirements:
  • 3x AAA Batteries. (Demo batteries included).

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visitor avatar Bought this for my brother as a christmas present. I imagined it to be a lovely and fun game to play, something full of festive spirit. How wrong I was, little did I realise that I was awful at the game. After being shocked around 18 times in a row! my arm ached. Of course me brothers loved it. This is a great gift to give someone and is a must have well done firebox!
Tom, Orpington - 28th December 2005
visitor avatar Brilliant, Still laughing now thinking about it. The shock is a bit more than you would expect but a great laugh. The first time someone new to the game gets a shock is one of the funniest things you will ever see. Brilliant after a few drinks when people aren't as quick as they should be.
Brendan O'Doherty, Bradford - 22nd December 2004
visitor avatar Early attempts revealed that it's not only the last to react that gets the shock - after a certain time, everyone who's yet to react gets it. This led to much fun strategically placing all four grips on one person and letting nature take it's course. World-class entertainment.
Danny Bond, Norwich - 30th October 2004
visitor avatar I own this game and it is really great fun! It doesn't hurt nearly as much as most people expect, but it does make you scream!
Ehrik, Maine, USA - 15th September 2004
visitor avatar I saw this on the reality show Big Brother-5 in the US. The producers gave the last 7 people this game to play with and I have to say that I have to have one. I am ordering one right now, can't wait. I have never seen a game that produces so much fun and die hard laughing.
Hunter Green, Half Moon Bay, CA - 2nd September 2004
visitor avatar What a great attention getter this game is at parties. Everyone wants to play it, and it gets people laughing without stopping. My friends have found some other very interesting uses for it.
Xander Berkeley, SF, CA - 2nd September 2004
visitor avatar No more oiling the Twister mat to create a sense of danger; me vs 3 drunken brothers, Christmas 2003. All trying desperately feign bravado... You grab hold of the handles, not quite knowing what to expect. The light flashes green, weird spooky music surrounds you and you try desperately to concentrate, just waiting for the light to turn red. Unfortunately, I got the first shock and turned the air blue (much to the horror of my nieces and nephews) with my exclamation of pain. Much hilarity ensued whereupon it turned into a 'loser drinks a tumbler of alcohol' game. Revenge: My brothers lost as I regained the use of my hand!!
Ros, Rickmansworth - 24th August 2004
visitor avatar I received this as a present a little while ago and it is amazing. The first time you play, you don't really get into it, as a result you lose, get shocked, and return as a much more determined competitor. It may seem a bit strange that your motivation to play the game is soley based on avoiding pain but ther you go. Try playing it as a drinking game, i.e. the shocked person also has to down two fingers and you will find losers spiralling into a drink/get drunker/lose again/scream with pain/drink again loop that never fails to amuse.
Rob, London - 9th August 2004
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