Target Toss Bags Pro

Target Toss Pro: Bags is a new videogame based on beanbag toss - the nation's hottest tailgate
and bar game sensation! Called "Bags", "Baggo", "Corn Toss" or "Cornhole" as they call it in some parts of the country, the game originated in the Midwest in the 1980's and has since become a staple at outdoor social events from coast-to-coast.Bags is a deceptively simple, yet extremely competitive game where players try to toss beanbags into a hole in a slightly raised platform or "box" for points,
similar to playing horseshoes. Whether at home, school, tailgating, at a party or at a summer BBQ, this quick and easy outdoor game has become a growing social focal point for fun nationwide!

The "Bags" phenomenon is so hot that The Wall Street Journal recently devoted its choice center front page column to coverage on the fast-growing popularity of this relatively new game, which has
recently turned into a competitive national "sport", featuring regional and national leagues, new cash tournaments, and now major corporate sponsors - According to the WSJ, Incredible Technologies (Target Toss's maker) completely sold out its first run of 3200 units of this wild and extremely fun
videogame in just days after its initial release in June 2007!

Target Toss Pro: Bags is the video version of this very popular beanbag phenomenon, but with no
heavy wooden boxes or open spaces required - And just like its famous sister products, Golden Tee and Silver Strike Bowling, Target Toss Pro is a very reliable, commercial-quality, trackball-controlled video game that's as fun, challenging and competitive as the "real" thing... And quite possibly more!

Target Toss Pro: Bags is a new fresh twist on this hot and growing classic game, featuring a
new scoring strategy that rewards players for making a "swish" instead of a standard "hole shot".
In addition, wind plays a challenging factor in Target Toss Pro: Bags, especially in later rounds of
the game. And for the first time in arcade entertainment history, players have the power to set up
their own 4, 8, and now even 16 man tournaments!