Namco Museum

Namco Museum is a long-running series of retro game compilations spanning numerous platforms. It has featured popular arcade games like Pac-Man, Galaga, Xevious, Dig Dug, and Pole Position, among other relatively obscure 80s and 90s games. The series cumulatively included original versions of games, spinoffs of them, and even classic art and promos from their day.

Which titles have you played, and what is your opinion of the series?

Catch my drift.

My only experience with Namco Museum was the GBA edition. Its rehash of Galaga was adequate, my hatred for Dig Dug was reaffirmed, and the bright spot for me was being introduced to Pole Position. For the overall series which has stayed much the same, I wish there was some spin on the gameplay instead of just game1-game2-game3. Missions, unlockable games, perhaps even a board game-style mode? Then again, that might kill the arcade feel.

Catch my drift.

I really miss playing Soul Calibur and Tekken.

For nothing once was, nothing ever shall be

The distinguished Limxzero spake:

Namco Museum is a long-running series of retro game compilations spanning numerous platforms. It has featured popular arcade games like Pac-Man, Galaga, Xevious, Dig Dug, and Pole Position, among other relatively obscure 80s and 90s games. The series cumulatively included original versions of games, spinoffs of them, and even classic art and promos from their day.

Which titles have you played, and what is your opinion of the series?

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A Legal Copy Of Namco Museum DS From Gamestop On Oct 1X 2020. I Have 2 DS's

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