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Zero Latency offers 20% off matches for its 10th anniversary

Get in between 13-30 June.

Zero Latency is celebrating its 10 year anniversary with a 20% discount on its VR experiences and gift vouchers.

You can use the code BIRTHDAY20 between 13-30 June to receive the 20% discount.

“Our players are the reason we’ve hit this incredible milestone,” said Tim Ruse, CEO of Zero Latency. “From battling zombies to navigating alien worlds, every adventure has been driven by our passion for redefining reality. We always knew that wireless, fully immersive experiences were the future. The feeling of exploring fantastical worlds as if they’re real life is just so thrilling. We were determined to build the system and prove that it was possible, and through a lot of grit, ingenuity, and a stellar global team, we’ve connected people in some truly memorable ways. There’s still so much more to be excited about in the years to come.”

I recently headed over to Zero Latency to check out the new Space Marine VR Threat Lethal.

Threat Lethal is a great time, especially so at Morris Moor; also home to Holey Moley Golf Club, an Archie Brothers Arcade, and a Stomping Ground Brewery, it can be just one part of a fabulous night out,” I wrote of Zero Latency’s Moorabbin experience.

Happy birthday to Zero Latency, a company that says it grew “from a single warehouse in the back streets of Melbourne, Australia, to premium spaces and cutting-edge technology on every continent”.


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