Namco Museum

THE GOOD:
Perfect conversions of 8 1970s & 1980s arcade classics. All the games can be configured to a certain degree. 3 games have Arrangement versions which mix them up nicely.

THE BAD:
Nothing

SUMMARY:
12 classic Arcade games for under 30 bucks sure is hard to beat as far as value goes. This disc features Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaxian, Galaga, Pole Position, Pole Position 2, Pac-Mania, and 4 games that weren't in arcades: Pac-Attack (first debuted on Sega systems), plus "Arrangement" versions of Pac-Man, Galaga, and Dig Dug, which add gameplay variations such as power-ups, boss battles, and 2-player co-op/competitive play plus continuing! Thest games have been perfectly converted from the old arcade machines down to play controls, although it takes a little time to relearn the Pole Position titles. Strongly recommended because if you're as old as I am, you grew up playing these games and it's a nice trip down memory lane, and if...

THE GOOD:
A bunch of arcade hits, kept in there origanal form.

THE BAD:
Pac-Man Arrangement

SUMMARY:
There are a bunch of games, all in there origanal form, including: Dig-Dug, Galaga, and Pole Position.

But Namco, in all there smarts included there "Arangements" of these games, from the 80's. The Galaga Arangement is really good, but the Dig-Dug and Pac-Man arrangements don't get bragging rights.

Namco will probably continue making these collections for every system.

I'm giving this game a 4.9, not a 5.0 because of Pac-Man arrangement.