VirtualBoy

	Only ever released in the US and Japan the VirtualBoy (aka VR32) was Nintendo's failed attempt at a 3D console. It is shaped like a large pair of futuristic binoculars resting on a tripod. Plays games in a red screen 3D effect by projecting two separate images (one black, one red) on to 2 mirrored high-resolution LED screens. When the separate screens are viewed with both eyes, a stereoscopic effect is produced and images appear to jump towards the viewer.
SPECS
CPU	NEC V810 32bit RISC 20mHz 1Kbyte instruction cache
Display	RTI (Reflection Technology Inc) SLA (P4) 384x224 resolution The two screens run at a rate of 50.2 frames per second. (4 color with 32 levels of Intensity 50.2Hz h-scan
RAM	1 Mbit D-RAM
Video RAM	512 Kbit P-SRAM
Cache Memory	1 Kbit
Sound	16-bit Stereo
GAMES
	Virtual Fishing
	Galactic Pinball

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