Crossfire was heavily promoted in 1971 on television, but never really lived up to expectations.
It was advertised as “The fastest rapid-fire action game ever”, and was based on the concepts involved in Ice Hockey and Curling.
The tabletop game became a staple of rainy days in the ’90s as combatants blasted metal balls from opposite sides of the board to score pucks in the opponent’s net.
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Crossfire was heavily promoted in 1971 on television, but never really lived up to expectations.
