Multi-player, free-roam virtual reality game provider Zero Latency has signed a deal with Family Entertainment Group (FEG) to install the technology at Kalahari Resorts’ Wisconsin Dells and Pocono locations.
Zero Latency, which has so far opened VR attractions in Madrid, Tokyo, Melbourne and Orlando, offers a warehouse-size VR roaming challenge, where players are free to move where they like inside the game environment and interact with other players.
The installation at Kalahari Resorts in Pocono Mountains, Pennsylvania, should be completed this December as the destination resort is undergoing an expansion programme. In January, the Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, installation is scheduled to open.
“Zero Latency’s virtual reality gaming systems are light-years ahead of anything on the market,” said George Smith, CEO at Family Entertainment Group, who manages the gaming and arcade operations for Kalahari Resorts.
Bob Cooney, Zero Latency’s head of global business development, added: “It makes complete sense to work with FEG to open our virtual reality gaming attractions in Kalahari Resorts. FEG’s vision and commitment to delivering exclusive guest experiences makes them the ideal partners for Zero Latency.”
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