Virtual Tap - Embedded video-out board for the Nintendo VirtualBoy

If you've ever wanted to be able to play the VirtualBoy without having a seizure, or in a different color than red, if you want to stream gameplay from real hardware, or if you've want to use a projector to show off your awesome skills at shows and expos, now you can!

Features:

• Pixel-perfect scaling, crisp video output.
• Select any of 8 palettes, red is default. Customization possible for a small fee.
• Install on either left or right eye displays. Or both.
• Choose yourself between low-lag or no-tearing options.
• Can fit inside the VirtualBoy unit itself.
• Simple install, minimal wiring.

Two Versions

VGA 800x600 at 60fps; upscaled x2 768x448

NTSC 240p at 60fps; No upscale, slightly squished horizontally

What you get:

• The programmed and tested board
• A ribbon cable

What's required:

• Reasonable quality soldering iron and solder (leaded preferred)
• A long 4.5mm "Game bit" screwdriver
• About 3 meters of ~22AWG flexible wire
• Whatever socket you want: DE-15 (VGA), 7 or 8 pin DIN, Mini DIN, Nintendo AV...
• A bit of patience and care
• Obviously, a VirtualBoy unit

Virtual Tap is an Open Sourced Project:

https://github.com/furrtek/VirtualTap

Installation Instructions:

English version (V1)
Version Française (V1)

Recommended Installers can be found here.