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V.Smile BIOS

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Title Screen

V.Smile BIOS

Developer: VTech
Publisher: VTech
Released internationally: August 4, 2004

RegionIcon.png This console has regional differences.

The V.Smile was an edutainment console with a million add-ons and versions of it, along with a really happy and...slightly annoying mascot.

It was pretty popular, though.

Regional Differences

V.Smile releases from other countries will usually have different accents.

Extra Text

In only the Chinese version, after the usual animation V.Pal will say "斗智神童", which roughly translates to "Smart Kids", while the text displays above his head.

Jumper Dialogue

The dialogue of V.Pal varies based on region.

North America and United Kingdom China France Germany Italy Mexico Spain 
Ehhehe! V.Smile!
 
Ehhehe! V.Smile! 斗智神童
 
Hehhahahheh! V.Smile de VTech! (V.Smile from VTech!)
 
Hey, V.Smile!
 
Ah ha ha! V.Smile!
 
Ah ha ha! V.Smile!
 
Ah ha ha! V.Smile!

Note: There is a mistake in the video: at 0:32 the text is supposed to read "France" instead of "Germany"

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