The Nintendo Direct includes a major surprise for retro gaming fans, with the reveal of Virtual Boy games coming to Nintendo ...

Virtual Boy games are heading to the Switch and Switch 2, and people will need a dock accessory to play them on the systems.

In a twist no one saw coming, Nintendo's bringing back the Virtual Boy, the biggest hardware flop in its history.

In case you missed it, there'll be a few (paid) gates you'll need to pass through before you can even access this particular ...

In short, Virtual Game Cards are a way to share games from your digital library with anyone. They are meant to act exactly like a physical game card, meaning you can “give” it to another person to ...

Nintendo has shaken up how it treats your digital game purchases. It's now calling those virtual game cards, and it hopes to make it easier for you to share your games across multiple Switch systems.

You may need to go this route if you have a lot of games. There’s a great feature surrounding Virtual Game Cards that you may not have realized was even possible ...

Nintendo's Virtual Game Cards can be hidden from one's account.ž Assuming it's not already installed, a hidden game can only be accessed by logging into one's Nintendo Account. The option to hide VGCs ...

Nintendo officially unveils the pricing for the pair of new Virtual Boy accessories set to release for the Switch and Switch ...

The Virtual Boy makes a comeback on Switch consoles, and here is everything that was revealed in the latest Nintendo Direct.

Nintendo says it will re-release all 14 North American Virtual Boy titles — including Teleroboxer, Mario Tennis, and Virtual Boy Wario Land — through the Nintendo Classics library. The replica headset ...

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