HyperFlash32 eInk Virtual Boy Flash Cart Review - Gamester81 

Teleroboxer was my favorite virtual boy game. Wish they would’ve done more games like that, and showed that 3D effect off. Still have mine, box and all

Nice to have a flash cart, but personally, I'd rather have fast RAM to flash, for instant rom transfers. Roms loaded from SDcard. cut out the e-Ink and USB to drop the price. $225 (+ with box & manual) could go a long way into buying some genuine (instant-loading) VB carts. Common import games are still pretty cheap and the VB is region free.

Circa 1995, five year old me used to live near Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, and me and brother played the Virtual Boy their BX had, usually playing Red Alarm. Not a great console, but still neat to play IRL. And that Kindle screen looks beautiful!

this makes me want a virtual boy more than ever

I don’t own a HyperFlash32 but I did buy the HyperBoy; I figured I could wait to pay the larger pricing when the MultiBoy is released.

Ohh man! Hailing from the Seattle area John!! Finally awesome to see a flash cart for my still functional Virtual Boy, it’s a gem indeed. Thanks for sharing 😎

What a cool idea for a cartridge! The label changing to reflect what game is on it? I could totally see this as being a futuristic video game cartridge in a 90s movie.

The red makes more sense off course. Price also make sense for a number of reasons. Just being able to play Jack bros makes it worth it

Easy to use hey saves some mon money why not? I remember going to the mall and going into a game store and playing virtual boy Mario tennis was fun!! Memories that will last a life time and this is why I love gaming. Thanks BIG John for the amazing content love the videos, keep them coming brother.

Wow amazing piece of technology 😮😮

Hey John , that's a very high-tech flash cart ,dang it has built-in Kindle screen very unique for a flash cart , there's rumors of a fan-made VB Resident Evil , I hope it gets completed , , a solid review keep rocking John 👍😸👍

September 2001. 25 years old. Wondering wtf I'm going to do with my life. decide to clean my room. See a Virtual Boy and 5 games I bought in 1997 on clearance for $50 total. Decided they were practically worthless and since I hadn't played it in a couple of years it needed to go. Threw it all in the trash. Regrets? I've had a few...

I always wanted that system. I thought the system was neat, but I could never afford when I was young, and meow I still can't even afford it. Every time I do come into some extra money I always put on something I don't really need. Like on August of this year. I lost my motorsickle in an accident and I was saving up. I litterally saved up to 5k which wasn't easy since I don't make enough for anything else, but some how I didn't. I was thinking about getting me a NEW motorsickle, but instead I got a used one. I don't really mind getting the used one, but it wasn't really what I was looking for. It was basically getting my old motorsickle back, but a little bigger in engine. What I wanted was a 900cc bike, but instead I ended up getting a 500cc bike. I don't really have regrets, but just a little dissapointment. I think the only reason why I just jumped the gun in getting this motorsickle cuz I knew after the long vacation I had I wouldn't be able to save any further for my NEW bike that I wanted, and I would've have had to wait another couple of years to be able to ride again. I didn't want that so meow I'm enjoying what I could get. Maybe someday I can get the dream motorsickle I wanted. As for the system, and games. I could only enjoy it through YOuTube videos like this when you guys reviews like this one.

WOW, I haven't been active in the Virtual Boy community in a few years now, but that card looks amazing. The level of things developers in the communities can come up with is often times mind boggling. A truly amazing device, enjoy all the fun to be had, as the VB wasn't that great when it was released, but it has some terrific homebrew offering as well as a few gems from the OG run of games.

Nice! So sad my VB stopped working. First it was one screen. I saw an 'easy'fix by re- soldering the connectors. Did that, and now nothing works...

Do you need to plug it into Your PC every time you want to flash a game to it? I thought the whole point of the hyperflash 32 was to put everything on a micro sd card, and load games.

My mum bought 2 virtual boys in the late 90s for $45

Nice video. If you load your programming.bwr label then you'll get better graphics while its programming.