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    GIVEAWAY: Win 1 of 3 double passes to Zero Latency VR

    Zero Latency VR offers large, free-roam environments to enjoy virtual reality experiences with others. After the year that was 2020, you’re probably overdue for a break from the real world.

    This company is a great Australian success story, Founded in 2013, and headquartered in Melbourne, over recent years they’ve managed to expand to a staggering 50 venues across 22 countries. On January 20th, they announced that more than a million players have experienced VR at one of their locations.

    Virtual Reality blew up a few years ago as the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive were released. At the time it looked like we were headed to a future where every home had a VR setup. While newer headsets have become cheaper and gone wireless, we still lack the adoption that many expected.

    Fortunately there’s a really simple way to experience VR and it also doesn’t have to be a single-player experience. Zero Latency VR allows you to be immersed in a virtual world (great when this one seems a little rough) and have fun with family and friends.

    We’re giving away for 3x double passes (passes valued at AU$138), so you can experience Zero Latency VR and enjoy games like FarCry VR, Zombie Survival and many more.

    How to Enter

    To enter the giveaway, it’s fairly easy:

    • Follow @techAU on Twitter
    • Follow @ZeroLatencyVR on Twitter
    • Leave a comment on this post, or Tweet at us with your best answer to:
      • If you could visit one location in VR, tell us where and why.

    Terms and Conditions

    • Most creative answers will win (don’t be afraid to share images).
    • The double passes can be redeemed at Melbourne or Sydney locations
    • Giveaway opens 27th January 2021
    • Giveaway closes February 5th, 2021 at 5PM AEST.
    • Winners must complete the How to Enter criteria
    • Winners will be contacted via Twitter DM and announced by a follow-up post.

    Gallery

    If you’re still not convinced you want in, then check out these photos from the Zero Latency experience.

    More information, check out zerolatencyvr.com.

    Jason Cartwright
    Jason Cartwrighthttps://techau.com.au/author/jason/
    Creator of techAU, Jason has spent the dozen+ years covering technology in Australia and around the world. Bringing a background in multimedia and passion for technology to the job, Cartwright delivers detailed product reviews, event coverage and industry news on a daily basis. Disclaimer: Tesla Shareholder from 20/01/2021

    3 COMMENTS

    1. I would like to visit & see the rare places that only a few lucky humans have been before like; bottom of the ocean, International Space Station, inside a Egyptian pyramid, up close to a volcano, on top of Mount Everest, etc

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