At the WWDC 23 event held by Apple earlier this month in the US, they introduced the new versions of their operating systems and the 15-inch Macbook Air model. However, the highlight of the event was undoubtedly when Tim Cook, using the famous phrase “One more thing…” made popular by Steve Jobs, introduced Vision Pro.
According to today’s reports, the company is determined to produce gaming, application, and film content for this platform. In fact, the series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, set in the Godzilla universe, will be released in 3D exclusively for Vision Pro.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters coming for Apple Vision Pro!
After Apple’s WWDC 23 event, the tech media was divided. Some claim that the company’s introduction of a new virtual reality headset that combines AR and VR experiences, with the help of application developers, will revolutionize the market, just like the first iPhone model did.
Others argue that the product is too expensive and, although only one person has complained so far, they say that it is heavy and dizzying, which they believe will cause a great loss for the company. Of course, this complaint is nothing more than saying that your eyes might get tired if you stare at the TV for a long time…
A journalist who had the opportunity to try Apple Vision Pro mixed reality glasses a few days ago was disappointed.
Moreover, the criticism regarding the price may soon lose its validity. The reason Apple is using the “Pro” tag in this headset suggests that a “lightweight and affordable” second version is on the way. However, the company is far from taking a step back.
In fact, according to today’s reports, Apple will not only provide a 2D virtual screen experience with Vision Pro but will also immerse users in true 3D. Furthermore, the series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, set in the Godzilla universe and expected to be introduced in the coming months and released in 2024, will debut exclusively on Apple TV with Vision Pro.
Therefore, until these devices hit the market next year, we will witness many major game companies and application developers optimizing their existing games and launching new ones, as if they were developing products for a new console. Some of these will also be featured in the AR section of the App Store, even before Vision Pro’s release.
