Red Viper: a way to emulate the Virtual Boy on your Nintendo 3DS
Now you’re playing Virtual Boy with red 3DS power!
From its humble beginnings as a playing card manufacturer to one of the biggest video game companies of all time, Nintendo has stood the test of time. You’ll have at least one fond memory of a Nintendo game, advert, or product if you’re reading this and you’re not alone. That’s why this category page covers the broader scope of Nintendo news, documentaries, interviews, and op-eds, from amiibos to Zelda. And Pokémon. And Mario, because duh!
Now you’re playing Virtual Boy with red 3DS power!
The little device that could!
BOOM! Tetris for Andy!
Mr. Talida, a video game toys archivist, has done the lord’s work and 3D scanned Bandai’s Super Mario Bros. 1 keshi set from 1986 and uploaded them for free on Archive.org. The upload also includes a 1200dpi scan of the gachapon mount cardboard.
(via Twitter; h/t Time Extension)
A speedrunning strat discovered for a game released in 2004? Must be another day ending in Y.
You can now play two exclusive Japanese F-Zero games from the SNES Satellaview, previously lost to time, as reported by Did You Know Gaming in the linked video. Shout out to the modders!
Now you’re racing with PUNCH!