I do think Apple is going to be in a tough spot with game devs for visionOS. Sessions make it clear that hand tracking just won’t be accurate enough for anything fast-paced, and everything has to be re-hosted using Apple APIs to do even basic things with the system compositor. I expect there will be a rising chorus of ‘we need hand controllers’ at the very least. If Apple doesn't have hand controllers of some kind by version 2.0, it could negatively impact the platform for years to come #WWDC23
The real worry is that gaming is such a blind spot for Apple that they don't realize this at the decision-making levels, and won't have been preparing for this eventuality. You don't just throw together hand controllers at the last minute — they need to do similar inside-out tracking to the headset itself, with multiple cameras and sensors. This may be a painful wake-up call
Let's not think about the fact that Apple burned all its bridges with Epic, whose Unreal Engine, this past generation, has become the only game engine in town with which anybody wants to work. Tight Unity support is great, but not in any way enough
@stroughtonsmith Apple's feud with NVIDIA set the Mac back, graphics-wise, by at least a decade, if not more. Repetition?
@thomholwerda @stroughtonsmith yet Xbox and PlayStation have been on amd for decades. Not as big of a moat as people claim.
@Migueldeicaza @thomholwerda @stroughtonsmith And also not solely Apples fault like is being implied. There’s plenty of blame both sides of that argument.