> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.visiongame.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.visiongame.io/visiongame-ecosystem/visionarcade/visionboy.md).

# VisionBoy

VisionBoy is our innovative portable gaming device that bridges the gap between traditional businesses and web3, much like VisionMove. Designed to create a seamless entry point for both web3 companies and web2 mobile developers, VisionBoy opens up new revenue and engagement channels by rewarding players simply for playing and interacting with its games and features.

With VisionBoy, we’re building a platform that appeals to a broad audience, from web3 enthusiasts to mobile game developers seeking alternative monetization paths. It’s a device we’ve been developing for some time, carefully aligning it with VisionArcade’s ecosystem. Once VisionArcade has fully matured, VisionBoy will be launched, starting with a selection of games for the TON blockchain, our mobile offerings, and social platform.

This approach ensures that VisionBoy enters a well-established ecosystem, ready to support and enhance player engagement across both web3 and traditional gaming landscapes.


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