The Nintendo Virtual Reality Simulator

The Nintendo Virtual Reality Simulator (Also known as Nintendo VRS, pronounced Verse) is a Nintendo licensed console that is based around VR. It was released on ??/??/?? and had 3 launch titles: Nintendo Classic Collection: VR Edition, Punch-Out VRS, and Mario Kart VRS.
==Hardware/Controler==
The Nintendo VRS, as mentioned, is a Virtual Reality console. Much like the Virtual Boy, the gameplay is within the headset, having you put it on. The headset itself comes with a headstrap to keep it on. You also use 2 Nunchuck-styled hand controlers you use in games. They have 3 buttons on them: A control stick and two buttons. These are usually used within games has the hands, with the control sticks used for movement. The gameplay is usually shown only to the user within the VR headset, but you can connect the VRS to a Wii U and/or Nintendo Switch console to watch the game unfold on the big screen. You can also record stuff using the Nintendo Playback app.
==Games==
===Launch Titles===
*Nintendo's Classic Collection: VRS Edition
*Punch-Out VRS
*Mario Kart VRS
===Normal Games===
*Animal Crossing: The Full Experience
*Hey you, Pikachu! (VRS Remake)
*Splatoon: Fresh and Loaded
*Uncle Amiibo's Arcade Gallery
*Super Mario Dodgers (Dodgeball)
*Welcome to MyWorld
*VRS Wario Land
*Doom VR
*VRChat
==Apps==
The Nintendo VRS comes with apps that you can buy and download off of the Nintendo Eshop. These are the complete list of apps:
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==Accessories==
*In order to play Hey You, Pikachu!, the game came with the VRS Microphone. Not only is it needed to play HYP, it can also allow you to record your voice while recording videos via the Playback App.
==Trivia==
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