Nintendo VRCD

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The Nintendo VRCD is a virtual reality console developed by Niobium Moon as a successor to EEA Inc.'s Nintendo VR. Unlike its predecessor, which was a home console with headphones that utilized sensors to track the player's hand movements and translate them into in-game actions on their TV screen, the VRCD is a full-on VR headset complete with goggles that you can slip on and off with ease.
The console utilizes a CD-ROM drive located on the right-hand side of the headset to run games. The CD-ROM format was chosen for games over the larger DVD and Blu-ray formats to lower production costs and allow the player to install more games onto the console's memory. As such, the VRCD is primarily intended for smaller-scale games optimized for a VR experience, but some larger games that need the extra data can be released in larger formats.
The CD drive can be detached from the headset to minimize bulk, and can then be either laid down on its own or connected to a monitor via HDMI if so desired. In either case, the headset will maintain a stable connection with the CD drive as long as they are within about 15 meters apart from each other, and the player can use CDs to run games directly from the drive or install them onto the headset's memory or a micro SD card.
The VRCD is also compatible with Nintendo Switch and Nintendo GameCube 2 controllers, and can run original Nintendo VR discs as well as music CDs, video DVDs and Blu-ray discs, and Switch and Game Boy Hub cartridges. It cannot run GameCube 2 games, however, due to the console not being optimized for them.
==Home Menu==
The Nintendo VRCD's Home Menu is stylized in a similar fashion to the Wii Menu, much like its predecessor, with Channels making their return. This time, however, Channels are shown in the headset's digital recreation of the world around you, and can be placed just about anywhere within your field of view with the headset on; this can be done by using two fingers to pinch a Channel and dragging it to where you want to put it.
The Weather, News, and Photo Channels do not reappear, however, instead being replaced with new Widgets that can be placed in the area around you similar to Channels. You can also place Stickers that you unlock in games you play, and logging in to your Nintendo Account on the VRCD allows you to access Stickers you've earned in GameCube 2 and Game Boy Hub games.
Virtual Residents can be ported from the Nintendo VR, but the VRCD puts Miis back in the front and center, giving them all of the customization features that originally applied to Virtual Residents as well as the additional features that were introduced in the Switch release of Miitopia.
==Games==
===Niobium Moon Studios===
*Super Mario Artist - Q3 2024, confirmed
*Shadow the Hedgehog: Outlands - 2025, confirmed
===Other Developers===
If you want to make a game for the Nintendo VRCD, put it on the list below. Put games in alphabetical order.
*TBA
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