Worth hopping into. Editor's note: Due to the low resolution and peculiarities of how screengrabs display for Virtual Boy games on NSO, all the screens here are Nintendo press shots. When Nintendo pulled the plug on 1995’s Virtual Boy after roughly a year on the market, Dragon Hopper was one of its immediate casualties. Developed by Intelligent Systems, this ambitious and seemingly release-ready adventure had been heavily publicised as a flagship title for the fledgling system — but it would never reach shop shelves. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
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