Ever heard of Sony and Apple working together? Well, they might be teaming up to make something cool happen in the world of virtual reality. According to a recent report, Sony has been tinkering with its PSVR2 controllers to make them play nice with Apple’s upcoming Vision Pro VR headset. Believe it or not, they say an agreement is already in place, but the big reveal got delayed.

Now, this isn’t just a quick fix. Sony spent some time making sure their PSVR2 pads can talk to Apple’s new gadget. Meanwhile, Apple has been asking game developers if they’d be up for updating their games to work with Sony’s controllers on the Vision Pro. Sounds like a plan, right? But there’s a snag. PSVR2 controllers aren’t sold alone—they come with the headset. So, Sony might need to start offering them separately.

Think about it, this isn’t Sony’s first move towards making its VR headset more versatile. After trying to get PSVR2 to work better with PCs, now they’re expanding to Apple's turf. It’s like they’re saying, “Hey, you don’t need a PS5 to enjoy our VR gear! ” Just don’t hold your breath for new exclusives anytime soon. Sony seems happy to let other systems use their gear, but they’re not excited about making tons of new games for it.

The cat’s still in the bag for now, but we should hear more about this partnership soon. Apple’s Vision Pro isn’t out yet, but it’s definitely generating some buzz. And who knows? With Sony’s controllers in the mix, it might just make VR even more fun.

Sony's VR Controllers Might Soon Join Apple's Vision Pro Party

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