The Apple Vision Pro might soon work with Sony PSVR2 controllers, according to Mark Gurman’s Nguvu Imewashwa newsletter for Bloomberg. Apple and Sony reportedly planned to announce this partnership weeks ago but delayed the rollout. If the rumors are true, Apple will start selling Sony’s VR controllers, which aren’t sold separately right now.
Collaboration in Progress
Sony has spent months developing support for its PSVR2 controllers on Vision Pro. Apple has also asked developers to explore how the controllers could improve app functionality. This partnership could excite Vision Pro users looking for better gaming options.
Right now, Vision Pro offers limited native games. One standout is Kisha, where players use hand gestures to control a worm-like creature in a psychedelic environment. However, the gaming library lacks variety. Adding Sony’s controllers could help expand the Vision Pro’s gaming appeal.
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Apple wants the PSVR2 controllers to do more than just enhance games. These controllers could allow precise interactions with visionOS. They might become tools for apps like Mwisho Kata Pro na Adobe Photoshop, improving productivity for creative professionals.
At present, Vision Pro users rely on standard Bluetooth controllers. These controllers provide basic navigation, like button taps or scrolling with analog sticks. Adding Sony’s controllers could make the experience smoother and more precise for both work and play.
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The Vision Pro’s future as a gaming platform remains uncertain. Apple has struggled to attract major game publishers before, but VR could offer a fresh opportunity. The unique features of Vision Pro might help it find its place in the gaming world.
The community has also shown interest in expanding Vision Pro’s input options. A Kickstarter project called Surreal Touch, inspired by Meta Quest 3 controllers, recently reached its funding goal. This shows a clear demand for better controllers on the Vision Pro platform.
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Despite the excitement, Vision Pro faces hurdles. Its high price and limited game selection could slow adoption. Even with PSVR2 controller support, Apple must attract developers and deliver compelling VR experiences to succeed.
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If Apple and Sony move forward, PSVR2 controller support could unlock new potential for Vision Pro. It could boost gaming options and make productivity tools more powerful. However, the Vision Pro’s success will depend on Apple’s ability to build a strong ecosystem of apps and games. Whether this is a game-changer or a niche addition remains to be seen.
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