A company from the USA specializes in spectacular light shows and has now put on a crazy show in collaboration with Call of Duty.
It’s that time: Christmas is just around the corner. You can often already see it with a step out the door – the Christmas decorations in the neighbor’s garden turn on promptly at 06:25 and blind half the neighborhood with way too bright lights.
However, one can go even further with Christmas lighting, have it set up professionally, and not only let the own neighborhood see and hear what is currently happening in their own garden, but parts of the whole city as well.
The latest program from “Magical Light Shows,” a company from the USA, offers a light show related to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. For five minutes, it lights up, blasts, and bangs in the garden, with Captain Price being heard quite often.
You can watch the show here in the video:
The light shows can even be created for your home by the company, in case you want to be that neighbor mentioned above.
On the website of Magical Light Shows, the company states that ordinary, private houses can be well equipped for around 20,000 US dollars.
For the shown CoD program in the video, the following elements were used:
- 300 drones
- 8 spark machines
- 2 flame machines
- 16 control units
- 8 Magicolor bars
- 400 pixel inserts
- Too many lights to count!
Once the equipment is set up, different sequences can be played. Just as you get used to the songs, the neighbor from Call of Duty can switch to Ghostbusters and enrich your Christmas time with new earworms.
Even companies with larger installations can enlist the services. Clients include Disneyland in California, the International House of Pancakes in New York, and various locations of Karls Erlebnis-Dorf in Germany.
The show was funded by Call of Duty as advertising and published on the YouTube channel of the light show company, as well as on the official CoD channel (via youtube.com).
Here, many comments can be found, expressing joy over the action, leaving funny remarks, or explaining how much they enjoyed the 5-minute show. User atticusz writes, for example: “Bravo Six, going Christmas” in reference to a famous quote from Captain Price (“Bravo Six, going dark”).
How does this number resonate with you? Do you have a neighbor like that? Leave a comment on the topic and enjoy the holidays.
