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Description The Nintendo Virtual Boy, an unsuccessful VR gaming console from Nintendo. Released in 1995, it made use of red LEDs and oscillating mirrors to provide a stereoscopic 3D experience. Less than two dozen games were released before the system was discontinued.
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