Bound High! (Unreleased) A finished but unrleased Virtual Boy game where you bounce on enemies form a top down view. There's a lot of variety and it's a ton of fun. (Read More)

Faceball (Unreleased) A first person shooter on the Virtual Boy, this was in development with hopes of using the link cable, but was cancelled as the console flopped. (Read More)

3D Tetris The final published Virtual Boy game is a Tetris-like game with multiple levels, very similar to the game Blockout. (Read Full Review)

Nester’s Funky Bowling A fun bowling game with amusing animations, starring the mascot of Nintendo Power. (Read Full Review)

Virtual Bowling A simple bowling game with a golf-like power/accuracy mechnic, but the physics seem a bit off. (Read Full Review)

SD Gundam Dimension War A turn based tactical RPG. Which would have meant long sessions with your head in the Virtual Boy. It has some interesting action sequences for battles, but not much strategy. (Read Full Review)

Waterworld Difficult to see what's going on and just a really bad version of a simple "kill everything on screen" arcade game. The worst the console has to offer. (Read Full Review)

Virtual Lab A intestine-themed puzzle game. You have to position falling blocks to to create complete strands of guts. (Read Full Review)

Space Invaders Virtual Collection Ports of two space invaders game with a different perspective. It loses its impact surprisingly quickly. (Read Full Review)

Virtual Boy Wario Land Not just a great Virtual Boy, but a great 2D platformer full stop. Movement feels great and there's a ton to discover. (Read Full Review)

Innsmouth Mansion An interesting horror maze game based on the works of HP Lovecraft. (Read Full Review)

Virtual Fishing A fishing game does not suit red and black. The mechanics are also very simple, it feels more like a minigame from a bigger game. (Read More)

Space Squash A fun 3D squash that makes good use of the stereoscopic 3D. There are lots of different arenas, but the game could have done with a save or password system. (Read Full Review)

Jack Bros. The first Shin Megami Tensei to release in America. It's an action packed maze game where you have a short amount of time to complete each sectrion, and getting hit recudes this time. Difficult but fun. (Read Full Review)

Mario Clash A sequel to the original Mario Bros where you have to attack enemies on different parts of the screen. Lots of fun, and gets very difficult. (Read Full Review)

V-Tetris It's Tetris on the Virtual Boy. It doesn't have the visual flair of Panic Bomber but it does have a unique "loop" mode. (Read Full Review)

Vertical Force A vertical scrolling shoot-'em-up where you swap between upper and lower planes. It's fun and looks absolutely spectacular in 3D. (Read Full Review)

Virtual League Baseball Despite some infinitely tiny sprites, the 3D effect actually makes them look clear. A simple, but somewhat enjoyable, baseball game. (Read Full Review)

Golf A golf game with decent mechanics, but is visually a complete and utter mess. (Read Full Review)

Teleroboxer A Punch Out-style game with robots. Makes great use of the twin D-pads and the 3D is fantastic. (Read Full Review)

Red Alarm Impossible to tell what's goin on using a regular screen, but absolutely fine with stereoscopic 3D. An enjoyabl, but difficult, space shooter. (Read Full Review)

Panic Bomber Surprisingly a really good use of the spectroscopic 3D, everything looks ultra crisp with disctinc layers. A fun puzzle game, too. (Read Full Review)

Galactic Pinball A fun pinball game with some neat bonus stages, like using Samus' ship to blast asteroids, but doesn't make good use of the Virtual Boy's features. (Read More)

Mario’s Tennis The pack-in title for the Virtual Boy, and it does a poor job with the stereoscopic 3D. When you do get used to the timing, it's a basic tennis game with no multiplayer, as the link cable wasn't ready. (Read Full Review)

Over the next month, I will be taking look at evey Virtual Boy game, plus a couple of bonus ones. These are all played on the Nintendo 3DS, which is a great way of playing these games. n-europe.com/features/all...

The Red Viper emulator on 3DS is a wonderful way to play Virtual Boy games even better than the original hardware. Games look immensely crisp due to the 3D and it's hard to show just how nice some of them are.

I'm considering doing a short little run of all games on a console.