"Since the Vision Pro went on sale in February, I’m told that the company has sold fewer than half a million units. And a large number of Vision Pro buyers (those who haven’t returned it) aren’t using the product as much as Apple anticipated, according to internal data gathered by the company. Of course, that second problem isn’t unique to Apple. Meta and other headset makers also have struggled to keep customers hooked on their products. But it makes it that much harder to get consumers to upgrade someday.

Vision Pro hardware specifications aside, there are two major issues that need to be solved if there will be any hope of the Vision Pro being a gaming machine: content and controllers.
On the content front, Apple faces a real challenge. Developers aren’t going to invest large sums of their own money to create titles for a device with an uncertain future and small user base. Like Meta and others, Apple will need to invest tens of millions of dollars — if not more — getting the world’s best console game makers on board."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-12-08/apple-sony-talk-playstation-vr-ps-vr2-hand-controller-support-for-vision-pro

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