Dumping some Virtual Boy mockup screenshots in here I found on the net. First one is called “Perseus”, found on tigsource: https://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=18399.0

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Then there are some from various authors found on Twitter. There were made for @pixelsWeekly, topic #VirtualPet.

Updated my pieces with additional stat bars and other little changes for @pixelsWeekly #VirtualPet Theme #pixelart pic.twitter.com/HhzUrQPua9

— Sockthing (@Socklessthing) May 31, 2015

@pixelsWeekly #pixelart
I'm not fully proud of this one; but at least I tried. pic.twitter.com/ROukYFhUyQ

— 𝖓 | @nico_n@lia.fail | 🟩 (@nowk_n) June 1, 2015

My little DeepOne Virtual boy edition #pixelart – iä iä #Cthulhu fhtagn ! a little late entry for @pixelsWeekly pic.twitter.com/3ERWo6UNQM

— Fabien F. (@LeDjinn) June 1, 2015

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these are cool. i’ve always loved pixel art, and how it has become a thing to call it art. back in the day we just called all those pixels, “graphics” –lol.

Lester Knight wrote:
these are cool. i’ve always loved pixel art, and how it has become a thing to call it art. back in the day we just called all those pixels, “graphics” –lol.

I can agree

My introduction to computer graphics was on the C64. It had 2 screen modes. The most colorful of the two had some crazy limitations. The 2 progams I used in those days were Koala Paint and Doodle. Graet memories. And drawing in such programs really was ART. On my PC and Amiga I used Dr Paint, Dr Genius(rebranded for the Genius mouse) or Deluxe Paint, which were actually all the same program.

Nice mockups. I wonder what mechanics the author had in mind with the first game. It really looks like it could have been a good game.