The V-Play Vapentainment System is a handheld Famiclone that is built into a disposable vape. The console was first released around April of 2024 by Craftbox, a company known for novelty vapes. It was likely developed by Shenzhen Wellminds Technology.
Overview[]
The V-Play hardware is based on the NES-based "1.8" handheld games, running Famicom/NES games at a much smaller (160x128) screen resolution. The console features three built-in games:
- F-22 - Common "plug & play" hack of 1943 produced by Inventor; appears to be based on the "1.8" hack of the Waixing version by Wellminds. Judging by the copyright removal and bolded "PLAY" string.
- Pac Maze - A largely-unhacked copy of Pac-Man; the two-player mode and all in-game text is removed. Features large "START" text on the title screen that is also seen on Wellminds systems.
- Tetra Stack - Appears to be an elaborate hack of Poke Tetris, redesigned to fit better on the 1.8" screen. Seemingly based on the "Harry Potter" version, which is commonly used on Wellminds systems.
Flavor List[]
The disposable vape part of the system comes in a surprisingly large amount of flavors. A total of 22.
- Berry Rush
- Black Mamba
- Blueberry Grapefruit
- Bluerazz Bash
- Cherry Pop
- Clear (Unflavored)
- Grape Escape
- Merry Berry
- Mintastic
- Minty Thrill
- Pineapple Punch
- Power-Up
- Strawberry Blowpop
- Strawberry Fun-Ta
- Strawgo
- Sucker Punch
- Vegas Delight
- Virginia Tobacco
- Watermelon Breeze
- Watermelon Sour Berry
- WTF
- Yummy Gummy
Trivia[]
- Some of the advertisements for the system show games that aren't on the system such as Phoenix or Ms. Pac-Man.