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  • Vive Tracker VR Rifle Project

    Originally 10/27/2018 Updated 04/27/2019 NOTE: 04/27/2019.  I’ve made a bit more progress on this project thanks to HTC support over the last few months. I have Vive Tracker puck 1.0 working on a microcontroller. Valve is…

  • Virtual Boy Cartridge Programmer

    I’ve made some significant updates to my VB cartridge programmer. Check them out!

  • PlanetVB Patreon Campaign

    PlanetVB has a crowdfunding campaign active at the moment to help fund more work on new Virtual Boy games and continue development on their game engine called VUEngine. Really great community at PlanetVB and tons of…

HyperFlash32

I’ve started taking preorders for my new HyperFlash32 cart. Check it out here.

VB Controller USB Adapter

Originally Nov. 23rd 2017 Updated 09/29/2018 Just updated to support the new VirtualBoyGo emulator!! I decided to develop a Virtual Boy controller USB adapter so that the controller could be used with emulators on a computer….

Virtual Boy Link Cable

I’ve been working on a link cable project so that people can finally play Virtual Boy in 2 player versus mode! The most famous being Hyper Fighting. Then the only other two games that are VB…

Future of VR and HTC Vive Pre

Posted by on January 9, 2016

I experienced the future of consumer VR today and it’s the HTC Vive Pre!!

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9D Entertainment VR

Posted by on January 3, 2016

Tried one of these 9D Entertainment VR pods at the local mall. Yikes!! Bad VR. I think the motion was set to a roller coaster but they were showing me a zombie shooter. Thought I was…

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Trinus VR

Posted by on December 29, 2015

Just tried Trinus VR on my Note 4 to stream Skyrim. I see the appeal and the potential. This is a game streaming program to send desktop PC games to your mobile phone. The idea is…

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About Me

Hi, my name is Kevin Mellott. Virtual Reality is one of my major passions. My original Mellott’s VR Page was started on Geocities in 1998 as part of a class project. Much of the original content is still maintained on this site for reference. This new website is intended to give the older site a new look and allow me to expand with new projects in the future.