I’ve always wondered when Nintendo will be Will return to VR – – I asked Miyamoto Shigeru Actually, earlier this year. Well, Nintendo is back in VR, a little bit: Virtual boy Come back, baby. Virtual Boy Accessories for Retro Games and Switches Switch 2 It will be held on February 17 next year.
The virtual boy is one of several things the company announced on Friday’s direct live Mario 40th anniversary, including a new remake Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2.
The failed 1996 3D gaming console is one of the long-lost strange wonders in Nintendo’s history, resurrected in recent years with an emulator that enables the game to play on modern VR headsets. However, Nintendo has made it an official part of the Switch experience and offers a new Virtual Boy Switch Online game library. You also need new red and black accessories to play the game.
Although the game is free (with a subscription), the accessories will cost you: $100 for authentic plastic entertainment, and $25 for cardboard version.
The plastic virtual boy accessories Nintendo showed for Nintendo Direct look exactly like the old virtual boy as always, bulky and weird. The Nintendo Switch or Switch 2 will be suitable for playing 3D black and red games in it. There is also a cardboard version that can be played, which is probably much lower than the price of Plastic Virtual Boy Entertainment.
The game itself will become part of the Nintendo Switch online Subscription Services. Over time, Nintendo has 14 promising champions, including Tetris.
The upcoming virtual boy game. Hi Tetris.
Nintendo has a long history in VR. Nintendo Labo VRreleased in 2019, is also the cardboard kit for the switch, which plays a variety of VR games with cardboard accessories. The Nintendo 3DS has its own 3D display (but no Virtual Boys game) and ships with AR games when it is released. At Univeral’s theme park, Mario Kart Ride has used AR visors to predict coverage experience. this Mario Kart Scene RC car games also use built-in AR effects.
I’m wondering if Nintendo will support plug-in VR or AR headsets for the Switch 2, and so far Nintendo hasn’t shown any interest – the Switch 2 won’t even work with plug-in display glass without bulky adapters. But this virtual boy shows Nintendo is still curious…or nostalgic. Or both. Next year, I will see you in my face for a full review.
