ViBE overview

The Nintendo Virtual Boy was a 3D headset-style console released by Nintendo in 1995. It never sold well, largely due to the display system, which caused severe headaches on prolonged use. ViBE finally allows the games for this platform to stand on their own merits, and with a pair of 3D glasses it is even possible to play the games as the designers intended. ViBE is the best Virtual Boy emulator for any platform at the time of writing, featuring full sound and excellent compatibility.

Features

Support for direct-to-screen rendering (Red Alarm).
Full support for Affine graphics (Mario Tennis, Warioland, etc).

What’s new in version 1.0.1

Updated on Oct 15 2020

Version 1.0.1:

Support the so-called final release of Bound High.
I've also added support for rendering one eye only for those who wish to play without using 3D glasses.

Information

License

Free

Size

352 KB

Developer’s website

http://www.bannister.org/software/vibe.htm

Downloads

10875

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.11 or later

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User Ratings

Guest

Feb 26 2003

1.0b2

Version: 1.0b2

Seriously, there's a reason why Virtual Boy bombed in 1995: It had no good games. None. Not even the Mario games could save it. And now we have an emulator that can play these below average, red and black-colored games, and you have to ask: What's the point? Well, maybe the ability to play the games without your aching neck looking into the headset... as for the emulator itself, it's still buggy and can't play many of the scant few games. Skip it.

Feb 20 2003

2.0

welll actually it is good but it has some bugs in it i should prefer another emulator cause thiss one is long loading and boring

2.5

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