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FightLite® Industries is a division of ARES Defense Systems, Inc., a privately held company that designs and manufactures lightweight and technologically advanced firearms and firearm accessories for Military, Law Enforcement, authorized civilians and Foreign Governments. Located on the USA's Space Coast in Melbourne, Florida, FightLite® Industries is equipped with state-of-the-art CNC machining centers, 3-D solid-modeling and manufacturing CAD/CAM systems, a dedicated quality control department and an experienced manufacturing team that is committed to developing and manufacturing superior products for its customers.

Battlezone provided an iconic template for visual conceptions of virtual reality. You can clearly see the influence of its green-glowing geometry in mass-market depictions of virtual reality like Tron and The Matrix. Even just within the gaming space, Battlezone's 3D combat was pioneering. First-person shooters like Doom, Quake and Halo can all credit the arcade game as a forefather. Battlezone was and still is a great game, and that's first and foremost why it gained a loyal following in arcades. Yet it took nearly two decades for its legacy to be continued. In 1998, Activision released its own Battlezone, combining the original's first-person shooting and tank combat with fully-fledged real-time strategy. 1998's Battlezone proved a big critical hit, leading to a sequel the following year. In the subsequent years Atari published further Battlezone entries in the vein of the original arcade game, including the 2008 remake on Xbox Live Arcade. In 2013, Rebellion directors Chris and Jason Kingsley bought the Battlezone IP from Atari. As huge fans of the arcade game, Chris and Jason are absolutely thrilled to bring back a franchise that they and so many others treasure.

Located in Plymouth Michigan, Power Components, Inc. has been manufacturing products used in automation since 1958. We are committed to providing our customers with proven products, quick response, and quality service. These products include a series of rack and pinion lifters known as Power Lift Actuators.