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Nintendo released its ill-fated Virtual Boy in the United States on Aug. 14, 1995 ... it was difficult to actually show screenshots in print magazines, ... Ad Choices. Select international site ...

The Virtual Boy was a short-lived console you wore on your head, released by Nintendo in the mid-1990s. The console's lifespan was so short that it didn't even get its own Mario platformer. That's ...

Compared with today's VR headsets, Nintendo’s ill-fated, red-tinted head-mounted Virtual Boy display now looks massively dated. However, thanks to modern Oculus Rift headsets, you can now relive ...

On July 21, 1995, the Virtual Boy hit Japanese store shelves and took the world by storm. Wait, no, not by storm. Whatever the opposite of that would be. Took the world by a nice, comfortable day ...

VirtualFriend, a new Virtual Boy emulator for the Vision Pro, brings Nintendo’s short-lived console to life in 3D, once more, albeit with limited features.

Prior to the release of the Virtual Boy, Nintendo designers and engineers expressed at least some interest in virtual reality. For example, when interviewed by Satoru Iwata about the development ...

When the Virtual Boy came out we tried it out in stores and it was impressive. Impressive they missed the mark so badly. It was like playing a 15 year old (1980) 3D vector graphics arcade game.

Virtual Boy Wario Land opens with Wario in a forest with layers of trees behind him telescoping into the distance. The 3D effect, present more than 15 years before the Nintendo 3DS would ...

While your author lacks a 3DS, let alone experience with a Virtual Boy, reception to Red Viper suggests it's a good way to experience some intriguing games, especially Nintendo's own first-party work.

The Virtual Boy was a standalone console that retailed for $179.95—about twice the price of the hand-held Game Boy at its debut six years prior. Featuring a red-on-black LED display, ...

Thirteen years on, IGN AU tracked down an unopened Japanese version of the Virtual Boy, along with seven titles available on the system. A total of 22 games were released for the system, and only ...