Hot Wheels, flagship brand from the house of Mattel Toys,
challenged their spectators to an adrenaline-rushed, fun and enriching
experience. VR Mall drew a large crowd as Hot Wheels nurtured the spirit of
challenge amongst unsuspecting shoppers. Spectators at the mall witnessed a
first-of-its-kind fully interactive gaming-zone, inclusive of exciting
tracksets, virtual-reality challenges and an interactive science lab.
Lokesh Kataria, Head of Marketing, Mattel India, said, “We are thrilled to set the wheels of
our new campaign in motion in an exhilarating way. Through ‘Challenge
Accepted’, we aim to emphasize on the value of playing with Hot Wheels and
bring alive the contender spirit amongst children and encourage them to reach
their true potential. We are happy to have received an overwhelming response
from children and parents alike."
With the aim to better understand simple physics concepts of
aim, angle and speed, Hot Wheels introduced the Trajectory
zone, where participants received a chance to incorporate Physics to launch
Hot Wheels die-cast cars from an elevation of their choice to hit the right
target. Keeping in line with the philosophy of ‘Play with Purpose’ the event
also comprised a series of challenges for the kids and parents alike that entitled
them to create, experiment and compete while unleashing the energy of an epic
display of Hot Wheels. Hot Wheels introduced a new play pattern with its Slot
Car Race Track that included a challenging track set with a length of
over 40 feet. In true challenger spirit, Hot Wheels, in association with Xbox
360, set up a grand LED wall for participants to engage in a competitive,
virtual battle with Hot Wheels Forza. The zone also comprised engaging
challenges, including the Test Drive Zone, where children
competed against each other in an action-packed trackset.
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