@interesting.always on Instagram: "@eternal_electronics gives a rare glimpse into Mario Clash, the first stereoscopic 3D Mario game released for Nintendo’s Virtual Boy in 1995. The game reimagined Mario Bros. in layered space: players could move between a foreground and background plane via pipes, utilizing the Virtual Boy’s red-and-black parallax display to add depth.  The Virtual Boy itself was Nintendo’s bold bet on portable 3D gaming. It used oscillating mirrors and dual 1×224 LED arrays to