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, the Virtual ...

The Virtual Boy, Nintendo’s most infamous failure, was plagued by several issues. The most glaring problem was the red monochrome stereoscopic display technology which gave many users a headache ...

The modder, known as Shank, has created the new handheld. He’s best known for creating a wide range of custom hardware and specialises in making consoles portable. The handheld device features a ...

The Virtual Boy wasn't exactly Nintendo's finest hour. Despite this, the device was arguably ahead of its time and over the years has developed a cult following. In 2018, for example, an indie ...

Wired to the Virtual Boy was a full controller, the design of which strangely resembled the PlayStation's. To make matters worse, the game's screens were monochrome red and black, a set of LED ...

It’s a Vision Pro emulator that brings Nintendo’s Virtual Boy back to life. From VirtualFriend’s App Store listing: Relive the unique red-and-black world of Nintendo’s most ambitious ...

The Virtual Boy was, for a sustained period, ignored and essentially wiped from Nintendo's history — it was only released in Japan and North America and flopped, with only 22 official games ...