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A new virtual reality arena opens on Bends east side Within seconds of entering the game, a zombie takes me out. Not being someone who regularly indulges in video games and having only put on an Oculus virtual reality headset once, I guess Im red meat for the zombies who now surround me in this virtual reality arena. Fortunately for me, the game master gets on the headset, reminding me that I have a "gun" in my hand and that I can use it to shoot the zombies, now sw...

The best family-friendly happenings around town in Dubai 7-9 January 1 of 10 TRY OUT THE NEW CAVING EXPERIENCE AT TRAMPO, NAKHEEL MALL: The UAE’s largest indoor caving experience has just opened at Trampo Extreme children’s play park in Nakheel Mall, The Palm Dubai. Intrepid adventurers can explore nine different routes through 100m of tunnels, discovering secret chambers, clambering up rock-climbing walls and speeding down slippery slides along the way. On top of this bra...

Pew, pew, pew… Looking for something new and cool to do in Dubai? Arena Games is a new virtual reality gaming spot that is now open in Dubai International Financial Centre that will take players on an adrenaline-filled journey through infinite worlds.  If you’ve never tried virtual reality before, it is a computer-generated simulation of an environment where you can interact with each other (or the enemy) and objects in a seemingly real or physical way. In other words, you’re actually in...

An out-of-this-world experience comes to Watertown An out-of-this-world experience comes to Watertown By Brendan Straub | December 19, 2020 at 5:27 PM EST - Updated December 19 at 11:11 PM WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - A new business opened in Watertown this weekend and the first few customers to come in say it’s revolutionary. Zero Latency, a virtual reality experience, opened at the Salmon Run Mall on Saturday. The difference from other virtual reality gaming systems is the immersive gam...

[embed]https://www.facebook.com/slarchery/posts/4672320229474690[/embed] The ancient art of archery probably began in the Stone Age. Once crucial for survival, the humble bow and arrow are now used for the pure fun of it. Salt Light Archery has one-hour guided “funshoots” ($35 per pax) that include games, souvenirs and prizes to be won. Kids aged 4 years old and above can try archery sessions at $10 each, inclusive of 10 arrows.   Currently, there are two locations (West Coast and Punggo...