Apple Vision Pro it’s an impressive piece of hardware, and the eye tracking/hand gesture input combo is great for navigating menus and the like. Not so good for gaming. Connecting to a third-party controller to play iPad or cloud games has never been easier. That’s changing, as is accessory maker 8BitDo just announced Vision Pro compatibility for a number of his supervisors.
These accessories are officially supported by Apple, so they should work as soon as you establish a Bluetooth connection. No fuss and no fuss. All told, eight devices have received Apple’s seal of approval here. One such gadget is the company’s Ultimate Bluetooth Controller, which we basically call it Perfect gamepad for PC.
Other suitable devices include various iterations SN30 Pro controllerthe Lite 2 and the NES-inspired N30 Pro 2. The integration isn’t just for game controllers, as 8BitDo has also announced AVP compatibility for its games. Retro Mechanical Keyboard. Of course, the Vision Pro works with most Bluetooth keyboards.
This is pretty big news because media consumption is one of the best parts of the Vision Pro experience. Video games fall into this category. Almost every iPad title works on the device. If he plays Cut the string A giant virtual screen doesn’t do it for you, the headset also integrates with Xbox Cloud Gaming and Nvidia GeForce Now to access AAA titles.
8BitDo Apple has announced official controller support for their devices last year, though it was primarily for smartphones, tablets, and Macs. The integration comes thanks to new controller software and Apple’s latest iOS 16.3, iPadOS 16.3, tvOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2 updates. Apparently, all the accessories that work with the iPhone and iPad also work with the Vision Pro.
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