Dec 27, 2010 · This USB Missile Launcher includes three foam missiles that you can shoot up to 10 feet at an extremely fast rate. Position the missile launcher left, right, up, or down, plug into a USB port, set up the target and launch the missiles.

This rocket launcher shoots four missiles in automatic rotation 25' away. It can be directed to move left, right, up and down and also has the option to include amazing sound effects. The launcher is easily controlled with your mouse and keyboard and is powered by USB.

Feb 11, 2011 · The USB Thunder Missile Launcher can rotate 360 degrees and has a range of about 45 degrees up and down. It shoots very fast, to a distance of up to 25 feet. This gives you plenty of range to strike any corner of your office, or to rain foam down on neighboring cubicles.

Feb 1, 2012 · This USB Desktop Missile Launcher has a built-in webcam and over-Internet control that makes it easy to hit targets at distances up to 25 feet—whether you’re in the room, or 6,000 miles away! You can even direct missile assaults remotely, via …

The USB Missile Launcher allows you to shoot foam missiles from the comfort of your desk. Cheesy co-workers are no longer safe from your assaults. Tilt, rotate, and fire your USB Missile Launcher using only your keyboard.

In addition to being multi-directional, this USB Missle Launcher also features it's own arsenal of sound effects, providing that gritty realism a soldier needs for authentic cubicle combat. Features: Plugs into a USB port; Includes 3-foot long USB cable; Moves left, right, up, and down; Pre-recorded sound effects; Shoots Extremely Fast (Up to ...

Feeling bored while working in the office or when nothing to do at home? Let's have fun with this USB great toy!! It contains 3 foam missiles. You can play a short game with your colleagues to release your working pressure or enjoy it with your family!

This desktop missile launcher uses pressurized air to shoot three foam projectiles up to 10', and unlike lesser models, this one does not require the use of batteries and is powered by a PC via USB cable.

Use your keyboard to control the USB Wireless Missile Launcher. Unlike a real-life nuclear weapons defense system, the USB Wireless Missile Launcher is super-simple to setup and use. Simply plug the transmitter into your computer's USB port and set it …