Yeah but that's browser type game. It shouldn't be the top that 3.5k device could offer.

@@einerus Nah its top because of the concept its like Omegle but for earth lol its sick

But the map interface is so clunky. I tried Wooorld on the Quest 3 and the 3D map interface is so futuristic and user friendly. It almost looks like the holographic computers from the movie Avatar.

I switched back to ComfyTop since I had a flight and CMA1 wouldn't fit in my travel case. I actually really liked it for a 2.5 hour flight and haven't put the CMA1 back on yet. It's a tough choice!

@@himelstech I actually went back to the SoloTop which for me feels the most comfortable of the 2. The CMA1 should arrive any day now since it’s coming from China. Soon I will have a boatload of options. Thanks again 🙏🏻

It's not a headset created for gaming.

@@xXPerditorXxwhich means it’s dead on arrival.

@@Number1Tailsfan sadly true

It's a full 360 view of a 2D image.

They should have made it a globe instead of a map. And 3D Panoramas would be awesome. Somehow many developments don't fully embrace the possibilities of 3D yet...

They will most likely. we'll see in wwdc on June 10 this year

Lol thanks. I came up with the concept and implemented it

I think it shows that they do not want to conquer vr gaming at all or just barely. I think the vision pro is mainly about ar/mr. I guess mainly because of the gpu performance in it compared to a high end gaming pc and also because of apple's vision (pun unintended) of what a headset should be. And i think they don't want people to buy an apple product to use it with windows (connected to a gaming pc like ALVR now) so instead they make it do the best it can in their ecosystem which is boosting productivity with multiple windows/monitors, private or shared entertainment like watching movies/videos with the greatest immersion and in the future more and more apps with mixed reality that are useful irl (like educational apps, online meeting with personas so basically teleportation etc.). So I think this device is productivity-focused first and casual entertainment-focused second (but there doesn't have to be an order). Now I have no idea that if you built the best headset on the market technology-wise and software-wise why the heck you wouldn't wanna control the market "spatial computing/xr" was born out of more, which is vr gaming. But yeah it's crazy that there is not a single big title for vision pro. Like you aren't buying a $3500 headset to play fruit ninja or the same games you can on your other idevices.

Did you watch any of their marketing? It isn’t supposed to be a gaming device

I know that this is not meant to be a gaming device and that this is a "productive tool". But the fact is that most applications in VR as well as AR would focus on gaming. Just look at the majority of the apps released for the Vision Pro. What all can you do for productivity in a headset? Add n number of monitors? That'll have first party support soon. Video call? Already a first party app. So other than video streaming, what are the third party apps supposed to do if not gaming?

@@aditya_on_youtube that’s exactly the point.. there are already headsets that address gaming perfectly well. There are tons of productivity implications for a headset that is essentially 6-8 insanely high resolution monitors and high fidelity speakers you can carry with you wherever you go. Want to trade stocks at the coffee shop but can’t bring your entire home setup with you? Well now you can. Want to be able to move around your home office while working so you can be healthier and avoid a sedentary lifestyle? Now you can. Want to make your Mac screen into multiple windows the size of home theater televisions? Now you can. Want to work on 3D modeling and actually be inside the world you’re working on as an immersive environment? The tech on this thing has the capability to accomplish that. And that’s barely scratching the surface. Spatial computing plus high quality passthrough means you can get things done while interacting in the real world at the same time. That’s definitely the future of computing, in whatever form it ends up taking You could be following along with a full screen AR tutorial on how to fix something on your car and be doing the actual work in real time. Think about how you would attempt to accomplish that now.. prop up your tiny phone screen on the engine and hope it doesn’t fall over? Have to stop what you’re doing and pause and rewind every 30 seconds to see what you missed while you have grease on your hands? There’s currently no other device that lets you follow a cooking tutorial cutting carrots in your kitchen while video chatting with your grandma, checking the weather and news, trading stocks, searching info on Google, having a text conversation with a chatbot, texting your friends, and shopping online all at the same time. Sure sounds productive to me!

They will probably after it has controller