Ferry's Virtual Boy Games Collection:

I bought my first Virtual Boy at a local import gamestore in the summer of 1997;
Playing Mario's Tennis for the first time was so unique, I felt enchanted and couldn't be stopped getting hooked after buying Wario Land the same week;
Out of the 22 individual Virtual Boy games, I am the proud owner of 20, which was really hard being from The Netherlands and all;

Eventhough I have yet to get Gundam: Dimension War & Virtual Bowling, I'm well on my way to get a pretty complete VB-collection, take a look at the below pictures and the schematic at the bottom of the page:

Quite honestly I must admit I open up every shrink-wrapped American & every new Japanese game I obtain, this probably is every hardcore collector’s nightmare, as you may see from the games I got I have a strong urge to collect, still games are games and they are meant to be played! Even so why would that affect the collectors value of any game? I take extremely good care of my Virtual Boy games & how I store them and in doing so all have remained in near perfect condition or even mint, the ones which are damaged came to me in that condition. 

Finally I’d like to say that I’m not against Emulating retro gamesconsoles, since they aren’t being marketed anymore there’s no loss for the gamecompany’s and no law forbids anyone not to emulate anything, I guess we’ll see in years to come whether emulating will be embraced or banned. Anyway here’s an extensive list of the VB games I own & some I'd like aswell:

^{* : preferred complete & new}

--Last reviewed 02 March 2003--

Disclaimer: None of these games are for sale, nor can I be obligated to sell them.
Contact me at halfpastred@yahoo.com?subject=Game_for_sale about VB games.