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Nintendo Unveils Virtual Boy Game Collection on Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, Featuring Previously Unreleased Titles D’Hopper and Zero Racers

Nintendo will release a Virtual Boy game collection on the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack service beginning February 17. The Virtual Boy, Nintendo’s unsuccessful 1990s console known for its red-and-black screen and unwieldy design, featured notable titles such as Teleroboxer and Galactic Pinball. The initial launch will include seven classic games: 3D Tetris, the classic Galactic Pinball, Golf, The Mansion of Innsmouth, Red Alarm, Teleroboxer, and Virtual Boy Wario Land. Nintendo will add additional games throughout the year, including Mario Clash, Jack Bros., Space Invaders Virtual Collection, Vertical Force, Virtual Bowling, Vtetris, and two previously unreleased titles, D’Hopper and Zero Racers. To access these games, a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription is required, along with a new accessory that replicates the original handheld’s 3D effect on standard screens. This accessory is available in plastic for $79.99 or in a cardstock version similar to Labo for $19.99.

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