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The Dark Secret of Virtual Boy: Now You Can Relive the Agony
Get ready to relive the horrors of Nintendo’s most infamous console, the Virtual Boy, with the new VirtualFriend app. This abomination has finally made its way to your iPhone or iPad, bringing with it the same level of disappointment and frustration that we all experienced back in the 90s. The app’s creators claim that it’s a "Virtual Boy emulator" but let’s be real, it’s just a way to torture ourselves with the same old games that failed to impress us the first time around.
The Games That Made Us Cry
I took VirtualFriend for a spin and, much to my dismay, the games still run with the same level of mediocrity that they did back in the day. I fired up Red Alarm, Wario Land, and Mario’s Tennis, and was promptly reminded of why I never got the Virtual Boy in the first place. The audio glitches in Red Alarm were just the cherry on top of this dumpster fire.
The "Features" That Will Make You Question Your Life Choices
VirtualFriend comes with some "features" that will make you wonder how anyone could have thought this was a good idea. The app supports Bluetooth controllers, because who doesn’t want to play with a clunky controller that’s only purpose is to make your hands ache? And of course, there’s the touchscreen buttons, because who needs a real controller when you can tap on a screen with your thumbs? The app also lets you customize the console’s color palette, because who doesn’t want to relive the nostalgia of a bland, two-tone color scheme?
The Missing Features That Will Make You Want to Pull Your Hair Out
But wait, there’s more! VirtualFriend also lacks two crucial features: controller mapping and the ability to save your game. Yes, you read that right. You’ll have to endure the frustration of playing a game and then having to restart from scratch because you didn’t save your progress. And don’t even get me started on the lack of controller mapping. It’s like the developers wanted to make sure that your gaming experience was as painful as possible.
The Verdict: A Waste of Your Time
So, is VirtualFriend worth your time? If you’re a glutton for punishment, then sure, go ahead and waste your time reliving the agony of the Virtual Boy. But if you value your sanity and your gaming experience, then stay far, far away from this monstrosity.
