Though it isn’t marketed as a gaming device, the new Apple Vision Pro VR headset – or, as Apple calls it, spatial computer – can play over 250 Apple Arcade games. Most of these are the same as if you ...

The Apple Vision Pro is best described as a spatial computer, but it’s also a VR headset with great mixed-reality capabilities. Apple announced a few VR games that should be available at the launch of ...

Often, one of the biggest problems in game development is knowing what you are meant to be creating. Organisational psychologist and Team Sync founder Graham McAllister has been grappling with how to ...

The best Vision Pro apps, games, demos and experiences showcase the AR capabilities of Apple’s headset. If you own a Vision Pro and don’t know where to start, I put together a list of apps and games ...

The Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest 3 (left and right, respectively) blend virtual and real, and use hand tracking. But there are plenty of differences: the Vision Pro has a battery pack. The Quest 3 ...

Vision Pro is the new Mixed reality headset from Apple. It is available in the US for $3500. It’s a spatial computing device meant to replace your phone, mobile, PC, and every digital device. In one ...

After a full day of toiling inside Vision Pro, I often keep my headset on for evening entertainment — shows, games or looking at photos. Vision Pro has almost completely replaced my television. It ...

Apple is partnering with Spectrum SportsNet to stream select Los Angeles Lakers games directly to the Apple Vision Pro during the 2025-2026 basketball season. The games will be filmed in the Apple ...

But it’s worth remembering throughout all of this that the Vision Pro is (hopefully) more than just a gimmicky device; it’s a brand-new platform that’s going to evolve and change as it makes contact ...

Commentary: Apple's expensive headset remains something that appeals only to pros (and rich bros). There are things it does right and things it needs to improve as soon as possible. I stayed up late ...

The name of Sony's PSP successor might still be up in the air, but the middleware that's set to power the games that feature on it is falling into place. Trinigy, which first revealed it would add ...