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Virtual Boy
Nintendo
System Information
Manufacturer Nintendo
Release Year 1995
Supported Formats
.vb .vboy Description
The Virtual Boy is a portable virtual reality gaming console developed by Nintendo. Released in 1995, it featured red monochrome LED stereoscopic display technology. The system was commercially unsuccessful, releasing only 22 games before discontinuation, but has become a collectible due to its unique technological attempt and rarity.
Hardware Specifications
CPU NEC V810 @ 20 MHz
Memory 1MB DRAM + 512KB P-SRAM
Display Dual LED matrix, 384×224 pixels (red monochrome)
Audio 6-channel stereo wavetable
Storage Game Pak cartridge (up to 16MB)
Save Type SRAM (battery-backed)
Battery Life 6×AA batteries, ~5 hours
Connectivity
• Link Cable (2 players)
Game Library ~22 titles
Controller Layout
Cheat Code Support
GameShark / Code Breaker
Raw memory codes and GameShark format
Example:
03001234 00000063 All trademarks and logos belong to their respective owners. Nintendo, Game Boy, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, and other product names are registered trademarks of Nintendo Co., Ltd. This page is for informational purposes only.