User blog:Tehsuparhackr

Anyone caught using any form of AI in images will instantly be blocked for a year without prior warning. As for use of AI generated text in the article body, you'll get one warning, then if you do that again anywhere from a 5 month block, to a full year block depending on how many edits with AI generation was discovered. teh_supar_hackr (talk) 07:15, 29 August 2025 (UTC)

I've decided to allow character articles on this wiki yet again, but the only way they can have an article on here is if there an original creation from VTech, or was licensed out by VTech to be created for them, and originally exclusively for them.

Examples that are allowed

• V.Pal - Mascot for the V series of consoles

Examples of what's not allowed

• Any character owned by a company not associated with VTech even if they licensed the use of there ip to VTech (Disney, Nickelodeon)
• Fanon characters - Fan creations completely original (This is only fine on user's talk pages, blog posts, and Disquss)

I found this blogspot that has some cool hacking info on the following VTech systems. I've posted all the ones on this first page on this blogpost.

• Z80 Processor (Used in loads of VTech laptops)
• Genius Leader 6000SL
  • Running a Raycaster demo with graphical mode, and in 20x4 text mode.
  • Hello World program w/custom font rendering
• VTech Parallel Buddy (Homebrew cartridge for various VTech laptops for custom code)
• VTech Genius Leader Dev Kit, VGLDK (Homebrew SDK for creating homebrew for the Genius Leader laptops)
• Genius Leader 4000 Quadro
  • Zork port on this system
  • Zork port again
  • CP/M port

I found a blog from Team Europe, a dumping team that focuses on preserving more obscure game consoles that most would'int care about with one of them being the V.Smile. I'm specifically referring to this post showing off an Auduino device that let's you dump V.Smile games among others like Leapfrog carts.

That post also mentions some games uses two chips for the data instead of one, which are older grey carts, and games that take up more space like with Toy Story 3 on the V.Smile.

Here's a link to that post which has everything you need to get started dumping your own V.Smile collection.

I contacted V.Tech to see if they had the V.Link drivers on there servers still, here's what they said.

Thank you for your message. Unfortunately, as much as we'd like to help, we have stopped producing this product for some time and we don't have the set up files anymore.

Thankfully the drivers have been found, and I'll post links to those here soon.