As early as 1995, Nintendo launched an early VR game headset: Virtual Boy. However, because the technology and market were still in their early stages at that time, the experience was not good enough and it was not widely favored by players. So just one year after its launch, the

As early as 1995, Nintendo launched an early VR game headset: Virtual Boy. However, because the technology and market were still in their early stages at that time, the experience was not good enough and it was not widely favored by players. So just one year after its launch, the VR headset was discontinued.

Interestingly, this headset has left a deep impression on some current VR practitioners, and even established related VR content communities. The largest developer community is Planet Virtual Boy, where you can not only find the original 22 Virtual Boy games, but also 152 new third-party works, as well as rankings, hardware terminals and accessories guides.

According to Qingting.com, compared with current VR headsets, the picture quality and color of VB are not advanced, but it can bring players a retro arcade experience in the 1990s. However, this product is now difficult to buy, so most people mainly download the emulator application through SideQuest and experience it on headsets such as Quest.