Probably not worth emulating.
1) The red and black is a headache.
2) It has only 10 games
3) Wario game is the only fun game on it.
1) The red and black is a headache.
2) It has only 10 games
3) Wario game is the only fun game on it.
I think it has around 30 games.But for such an old console,it would be easy to make an emu for Wii just for the fanbase.I think that there are a lot of people who never played a single one VB game and are positive to try them out...
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there are 3 good games on the vb, too bad that the graphics suck so hard that you can't enjoy them.
EDIT: Thats a Windows Emu ofc, just so ppl can try it out and puke on their screens.
there are 3 good games on the vb, too bad that the graphics suck so hard that you can't enjoy them.
EDIT: Thats a Windows Emu ofc, just so ppl can try it out and puke on their screens.
Virtual Boy has a few fun games, most people just take Angry Game Nerd too seriously.
I would like to see it emulated somehow on Wii, a wiimote\nunchuk control scheme would make the games playable on tv
I would like to see it emulated somehow on Wii, a wiimote\nunchuk control scheme would make the games playable on tv
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since the games are in 3d the emulator doesn't display any colors, plus the screen size was tiny. i think even the first gameboy used a bigger screen. load up a game and play it on your computer and you'll see what im talking about.
the controller was a piece of crap. LINK
plus there are only a few good games on the system itself, so whoever would make an emulator would be putting alotta time into something most people wont even really play for a long time.
the system was a total failure and i really don't see the need for an emulator.
the controller was a piece of crap. LINK
plus there are only a few good games on the system itself, so whoever would make an emulator would be putting alotta time into something most people wont even really play for a long time.
the system was a total failure and i really don't see the need for an emulator.
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the screen(s) was quite large on the VB, larger than the DS. The RED wouldn't be any sort of a problem in an emulator, just like theGB GREEN is no problem on an emulator, just change the colours to grey.
The Wii screen resolution would make red/blue glasses and cross-eye possible, the wiimode+nunchuck would do a good job of controlling the games also. Plus I've seen far more useless emulators created before.
But yeah, just download red dragon and try it out on your pc.
The Wii screen resolution would make red/blue glasses and cross-eye possible, the wiimode+nunchuck would do a good job of controlling the games also. Plus I've seen far more useless emulators created before.
But yeah, just download red dragon and try it out on your pc.
You're contradicting yourself. A fanbase can't consist of people who never even played a single game on it to begin with.panmusic said:
Besides...those who haven't got a VB game can't legally play it. And while this may seem like a detail (I think there may be pirates on this forum
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I own a Virtual Boy with 8 games, and while I admit it won't offer a large selection of desirable games, I'd like to see it emulated if possible. I support the idea of emulation as "preservation." Even though every system is plagued with crappy games, they are still a part of the history, and are of interest to some.
There was a reason why the virtual boy sucked hard, the same reason aplies as if it should be ported to the wii or not. Something to forget forever...
We got an Atari Lynx emulator, we might as well have a Virtual Boy, as it has a handful of very good games, and it's fully possible to emulate the 3D effect on your tv. People who don't want to play it doesn't have to, still nice to have all the Nintendo systems emulated on one console.
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You're kidding right? the same way it has been done for the past 50 years, anaglyph (that's Red-Blue/Green glasses). Or even cross-eyed pairs, but work very well with VB games.
Personally, I think it'd be a fantastic idea. I never had the pleasure of personally owning a VB (though I made an offer to an old co-worker for $50, but his roommate pointed out that be a fantastic deal on my half, but not his :0p), but I did play on a friend's and loved every minute of it (with the exception of the inevitable headache). I never knew there was a Mario Kart, and that just makes me want one even more.
I'd love to see if someone wanted to attempt this. I'd GLADLY be a beta tester
I'd love to see if someone wanted to attempt this. I'd GLADLY be a beta tester
Wever said:You're contradicting yourself. A fanbase can't consist of people who never even played a single game on it to begin with.panmusic said:
Besides...those who haven't got a VB game can't legally play it. And while this may seem like a detail (I think there may be pirates on this forum), it does matter. Without a hype, no one's going to know where to find the warez...I mean the legally backed up games.
Planet Virtual Boy has a well attended forum and there are flash carts for the VB out there (I own one) and I have never had any trouble finding VB romsets (mostly because they're rather small). There are also two viable VB emulators, one of which was ported to Xbox a while back.
People just pretend that it's an awful system but most people haven't played it.
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That would be really cool actually, I would say there were actually more good games on VB then were on Lynx for sure
Red Dragon doesn't do a bad job on PC, I think that could be ported. Even without the 3D games like Mario Clash still work fine.
I dig out my Virtual Boy every couple years for kicks. After it died they had the games on sale at Blockbuster for 1$, so I have most of them.
Red Dragon doesn't do a bad job on PC, I think that could be ported. Even without the 3D games like Mario Clash still work fine.I dig out my Virtual Boy every couple years for kicks. After it died they had the games on sale at Blockbuster for 1$, so I have most of them.
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