A new patent could suggest that Apple may be ready to take VR gaming more seriously on the Apple Vision Pro—which is exactly what's needed to turn the device's fortunes around.

Metallica’s show is the latest in several music experiences Apple has developed for its Vision Pro line, having also made experiences with Alicia Keys, Raye and The Weeknd. In Metallica’s case, the full concert is about 25 minutes, taking fans through three tracks: “Whiplash,” “One” and “Enter Sandman.”

At SXSW in Austin, Ulrich spoke with podcast host Zane Lowe about the movie made for a VR headset known for its comically high price point.

Metallica founding member and drummer Lars Ulrich announced plans to launch a concert film on Apple’s Vision Pro mixed reality headset. Speaking at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas on Tuesday, the musician revealed the 26-minute VR movie was shot in Mexico City in September,

M72 World Tour at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros. “With Metallica on Apple Vision Pro, you feel like you’re right there: front row, backstage, and even on stage with one of the biggest bands of all time,

Apple brings Metallica’s M72 World Tour to your living room with an immersive concert experience on the Vision Pro.

Apple’s longest immersive video yet sets a new bar for the format. There’s a moment in Metallica, the new three-song concert video Apple released for the Vision Pro yesterday, where Metallica lead singer James Hetfield is kneeling on the edge of the stage,