The Virtual Boy was a monochrome red-and-black LED display system, a tabletop-only device that was neither handheld nor ...

The Virtual Boy stand is made mostly from metal with a plastic clamp that holds the goggle unit in place. While the base is ...

Nintendo’s most embarrassing failure is now available to play via the Switch and Switch 2, but are these obscure, stereoscopic oddities worth your time and money?

We go hands on with Nintendo's new take on the Virtual Boy, the physical recreation that unlocks a collection of 3D gems on Switch.

Nintendo shocked the gaming world when it announced that Virtual Boy games would be coming to its Nintendo Switch Online + ...

Because the VR effect is designed to have the player move their head around, the cardboard version of the Virtual Boy headset ...

VR headsets for gaming can improve both visual and audio experience by creating a closed environment which will make your ...

The best video games carry a feeling of immersion, as though players are being actively transported into the world of the game. Virtual reality takes that immersion to the next level. Players truly ...

Nintendo's new Virtual Boy headset wasn't designed to work with Switch games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild but it does... kind of.

Imagine being able to step into a fully realized 3D world crafted from nothing more than a single image prompt. A world where every action you take—whether it’s diving into water, opening a door, or ...

Virtual game cards make the Switch Lite more appealing and user-friendly. Switch Lite does not need to be the primary console to play downloaded games offline. The virtual card system allows easy game ...

Tristan Jurkovich began his career as a journalist in 2011. His childhood love of video games and writing fuel his passion for archiving this great medium’s history. He dabbles in every genre, but ...