Jack Robert Cook

US Patent:

6536771, Mar 25, 2003

Filed:

Nov 14, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/992243

Inventors:

David Bartels - Holly Hill FL
Jack D. Cook - Ormond Beach FL
David A. Wise - Daytona Beach FL

Assignee:

Bobs Space Racers, Inc. - Daytona Beach FL

International Classification:

A63F 914

US Classification:

273349, 273445, 124 56

Abstract:

A laser gun for an arcade game that provides a water mist in the path of the laser to allow an illumination of the laser path. The illuminated laser path provides a visible path for the contestants and provides an aesthetically pleasing effect.

US Patent:

60955260, Aug 1, 2000

Filed:

Nov 18, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/193822

Inventors:

Jack D. Cook - Ormond Beach FL

Assignee:

Bob's Space Racers, Inc. - Daytona Beach FL

International Classification:

A63F 914

US Classification:

273349

Abstract:

A columnar race game having columns that move in a vertical direction. The object of the game is to hit a target causing actuation of the column in the vertical direction. The first column to reach a uppermost point activates a detection device which stops the game and signals the winner of the game.

US Patent:

62799037, Aug 28, 2001

Filed:

Feb 23, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/510766

Inventors:

John F. Mendes - Ormond Beach FL
Michael J. Dobson - Mississauga, CA
Jack D. Cook - Ormond Beach FL

Assignee:

Bob's Space Racers, Inc. - Daytona Beach FL

International Classification:

A63F 700

US Classification:

273121B

Abstract:

An amusement game in which a game piece descends adjacent a playing surface. A preferred embodiment of the game includes a playing surface, a game piece, a plurality of deflecting members, and a receiving mechanism. The playing surface is preferably inclined. The deflecting members are preferably adapted to deflect the descending game piece. Nevertheless, the game piece is preferably adapted to descend past the deflecting members. The receiving mechanism is preferably positioned below the deflecting members. The receiving mechanism may have a recessed portion and a handle. The handle is preferably adapted to enable a player to move the recessed portion relative to the playing surface. Consequently, the player is preferably enabled to move the recessed portion to catch the game piece with the recessed portion.