02-18-2026, 08:40 AM
I bought the Virtual Boy thing.
Nice build quality. Shit works and feels pretty good. I look forward to non-red colors in the future.
Games:
Galactic Pinball is pretty good. It’s pinball but the 3D works well and there’s random as fuck Metroid stuff in it? I like it.
Golf is hard. It’s pretty deep mechanically but really hard. I’m okay if I never boot it up but honestly for a 1995 golf game it’s kind of interesting.
Teleroboxer is tricky and I love the look but I couldn’t get the hang of it. Seems like it’s better with more time but we’ll see.
Red Alarm is actually a really cool game I struggle yo play. I like what it’s doing mechanically but the wire frame stuff really hinders it. The set pieces kind of work too.
3D Tetris works and is also bad.
Innsmouth no Yakata is actually the surprise for me. It’s unique, annoying but it’s this weird kind of time-based Rogue Lite dungeon crawler. It’s not GREAT or anything but I like the concept and the presentation is quite good. It has branching paths and four endings too apparently and the password system works though the rewind system does too. Didn’t expect to be interested in this game and I am. The whole minute level system works really well considering the strain the system puts on your eyes by default.
Wario is a showpiece. It plays well and it really sells the 3D. Genuinely, the game looks marvelous and the soundtrack absolutely rocks.
Not sure it was worth the $100 but I really enjoy the feel of it and I can play Zelda in VR now which is pretty cool.
Nice build quality. Shit works and feels pretty good. I look forward to non-red colors in the future.
Games:
Galactic Pinball is pretty good. It’s pinball but the 3D works well and there’s random as fuck Metroid stuff in it? I like it.
Golf is hard. It’s pretty deep mechanically but really hard. I’m okay if I never boot it up but honestly for a 1995 golf game it’s kind of interesting.
Teleroboxer is tricky and I love the look but I couldn’t get the hang of it. Seems like it’s better with more time but we’ll see.
Red Alarm is actually a really cool game I struggle yo play. I like what it’s doing mechanically but the wire frame stuff really hinders it. The set pieces kind of work too.
3D Tetris works and is also bad.
Innsmouth no Yakata is actually the surprise for me. It’s unique, annoying but it’s this weird kind of time-based Rogue Lite dungeon crawler. It’s not GREAT or anything but I like the concept and the presentation is quite good. It has branching paths and four endings too apparently and the password system works though the rewind system does too. Didn’t expect to be interested in this game and I am. The whole minute level system works really well considering the strain the system puts on your eyes by default.
Wario is a showpiece. It plays well and it really sells the 3D. Genuinely, the game looks marvelous and the soundtrack absolutely rocks.
Not sure it was worth the $100 but I really enjoy the feel of it and I can play Zelda in VR now which is pretty cool.
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