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Default Apple, Sony could team up to turn Vision Pro into a better gaming platform


Credit: Apple

  • Apple is reportedly working with Sony to bring PlayStation VR 2 controller support to the Vision Pro headset.
  • Apple has also apparently asked third-party Vision Pro developers to add PSVR 2 controller support to their games.
  • It’s believed that an announcement was due weeks ago, but that it’s been postponed for now.
Apple launched the Vision Pro headset early in 2024, delivering arguably the most advanced XR experience in the market. Unfortunately, the company hasn’t released its own dedicated VR controllers for the platform, but that’s where Sony might come in.




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