These included the Aquapack Devastator, the Flash Flood, the Arctic Blast, the Hydroblitz, and the Hydro Cannon. However, these blasters were not nearly as powerful as the previous ones    Some companies have used rubber bladders in their water guns regardless that it is patented. These include the Speed Loader line from 1999, the Water Worm, and a few Water Warriors blasters. In the case of Water Warriors, Hasbro ended up suing them over the patent. In 2010, Buzz Bee Toys Inc. was successfully sued by Hasbro Inc. for a patent infringement. Hasbro claimed that Buzz Bee Toys infringed on a patent related to its Nerf Super Soaker water toy. Although it is unknown exactly what the dispute was over, it is strongly suggested that Hasbro was suing for the Water Warriors Hydro Power water guns, which were becoming too similar to Hasbro's Constant Pressure System. Since then, the Water Warriors line hasn't contained a single Hydro Power water gun.