Nathie on YouTube<\/a> has given us a great first look at how interacting with visionOS works with PSVR2 controllers in hand \u2026<\/p>\nWhen navigating around the visionOS operating system, the PSVR2 controllers work in conjunction with the Vision Pro\u2019s eye tracking. You can use your eyes to look at an app icon, and press the physical trigger on the controller to select it. You can also use the thumbstick on the controller to slide between pages and select elements. <\/p>\n
When inside an immersive environment, the Vision Pro automatically cuts out space in the virtually rendered world for the user\u2019s hands and controllers to show in the user\u2019s view.<\/p>\n
In app like Freeform, you can use the PSVR2 controller for much more precise drawing inputs than if you were relying on the system\u2019s built-in hand tracking abilities. <\/p>\n
These behaviors are all demonstrated in this comprehensive first look video:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
In terms of games, there aren\u2019t any publicly available titles yet that can take advantage of the new lower-latency and more precise controller inputs. You can expect to see some start arriving in the fall, when visionOS 26 ships to customers. <\/p>\n
The other big roadblock is that, as of today, Sony does not sell the PSVR2 controllers separately. They only come bundled with the purchase of the PlayStation VR headset itself. <\/p>\n
While Apple has not yet confirmed its plans, we are assuming that the Apple Store will stock standalone PSVR2 controllers in the fall, just like it sells DualShock controllers to help people play games on their iPhone, iPad and Mac.<\/p>\n
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