DINOSTRIKE guides

A pack runs flat at the worst moment of a match, and the number printed on it is your first clue to how soon. Learn what that number means, how long each of our pack sizes is rated to play, and how to set up a swap so a charged pack is always waiting.

A battery pack spends more hours on its dock than in your hands, so the habits around charging decide how long it serves and how safe the room stays. Most of them take a few seconds: where the dock sits, when it comes off the plug, and where a tired pack ends up.

The screen in the room decides which pointer you need, long before the number of keys does. A light dot shows on a projector screen and gets lost on a bright TV, while a digital pointer and an air mouse work on the slide itself.