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Virtual reality is back in business atVancouver's Kingsgate Mall.<\/p>\n
Zero Latency VRhas resumed full capacity operation, following some pandemic-induced restrictionsthat began in the spring of 2020.<\/p>\n
\"It's obviously better from a business model point of view and we haven't been making money the past 15months but I think we're turning a corner,\" explains the company'sWinston Cabell.<\/p>\n
Up to eight people are allowed toplay at one time. They can battle zombie villains or solve family-friendly puzzleswhile travelling through various virtualenvironments.<\/p>\n
Billedas Western Canada's largest virtual reality arena, the space spans1,500 square feet. Participantsare untethered to avoid cables or wires andgames are equipped withalarms to alertanyoneof anyapproaching obstacles.<\/p>\n
A total session can last up to 45 minutes.<\/p>\n
The July13 relaunch included apremiere of Ubisoft'sFar Cry VR: Dive into Insanity.<\/p>\n
\"It's an unbelievable game;it's so much fun. We're super excited to be partnered with Ubisoft on this launch and we canshow the city what Far Cry VR is all about,\" says Cabell.<\/p>\n
Zero Latency Vancouver adheres totheprovince'sStep 3 of the BC restart plan. All staff members wear masks unless fully vaccinated and players are encouraged to wear masks in the briefing room.<\/p>\n
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