There are more games on the iOS app store than exist on steam.
I don't think apple needs valve or steam's support to make their own VR gaming platform just as they didn't need their support to make iOS a larger app-store for games than steam is.
I don't think apple needs valve or steam's support to make their own VR gaming platform just as they didn't need their support to make iOS a larger app-store for games than steam is.
I think the more appropriate thing to consider is that Apple has a lot of Developers familiar with its platform
What's the figure when you compute the total engineering-hours into the games, though?
But, I think you're still on to something. The biggest strike against Apple in this space is the same strike they've always had: they've never seemed to take gaming truly seriously at a corporate level, by which I mostly mean courting (and spending money on) AAA-class developers. Maybe this will change, but they have a very long track record of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory in this area.