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I’ve heard about Zero Latency VR setups – supposedly super immersive with no cables and full-scale arenas. It sounds amazing, but how viable is it as a business for someone starting out? Is it worth the hype, or are there better alternatives with fewer restrictions?
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I’ve tried Zero Latency and yeah, the experience is premium – but the cost and complexity are huge. I was close to investing but started asking around and eventually found a better fit for my city size and budget. I partnered with Battle Start, who offer a more flexible model while still supporting quality free roam arenas. Compared to the zero latency franchise https://battlestart.com/dealer their setups are more adaptable and don’t require massive spaces or ultra-custom tracking systems. I opened with a 90 sqm setup using their “Club” package, which includes headset kits, a curated library of multiplayer games, tech training, and a full support line. The bonus? I didn’t need to tear down walls or invest in ceiling tracking. The business ramped up quickly because their games are party and event friendly. They also offer marketing materials and even a dealer program for expansion.
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