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Namco Hometek Inc. |
- 1-2 Players
- Memory Card 1 Block
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ESRB: E / For Everyone
Release Date: 08 / 07 / 96
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List Price: $19.99 |
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NAMCO Museum Vol 1 N |
NAMCO Museum Vol 1 N |
NAMCO Museum Vol 1 N |
NAMCO Museum Vol 1 N |
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| DESCRIPTION / FEATURES |
| NAMCO Museum - Vol 1 - N |
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| Namco Museum is packed with four classic games that will take you back in time (or give you the most enjoyable history lesson of your life). The classic Pac-Man will have you traversing mazes, trying to avoid ghosts as you eat all of the dots on each level; Dig-Dug is the classic challenge that sends you underground to inflate your enemies to death; Pole Position is the first-ever realistic racing simulation the arcades ever saw; and Galaga takes you out to the depths of space to blow up alien after alien. If you're worried that the controls and such won't translate to the handheld format, fret not, all of the graphics and gameplay are perfectly re-created from the coin-operated versions of the classics, and each game on its own would be enough fun to warrant picking this package up. Play alone or take on a buddy.
Features:
- Collection of seven classic games
- Pac-Man, Galaga, Pole Position, Bosconian, Rally X, New Rally X, and Toy Pop
- Graphics and gameplay perfectly replicate arcade titles
- Special hidden features
- For 1 or 2 players
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| REVIEWS / STORYLINE |
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Amazon.com Customer Reviews
Shoot Lit Bosconian , July 18, 2001
Reviewer: Bruce Gray "gurpsgm" (Shenandoah Valley, VA, USA) - See all my reviews
Namco Museum 1 (first in a series of five collections) is one of the better selections in the series. Pac-Man is probably the most well remembered, and an excellent translation from the Arcade version. Galaga is another title that makes the transition well. But the best is Bosconian. Every level - every ship - even the bonus levels and the weird levels beyond the 9th are all there in glorious color, faithfully rendered. The rest are a mixed lot, including Rally-X and Pole Position. A great ride for those who remember the classic arcade consoles.
The great Namco games do come in 1 package! , May 4, 2004
Reviewer: Pierre Kelly (Memphis, TN.) - See all my reviews
Alright, let's break it down:
Pac-Man: Still the best character on this side of the planet.
Galaga: The best damn shoot-'em-up game in the known universe.
Pole Position: Um, Hello? Where's the prepare to qualify voice sounder?
Bosconian: Sinistar on a killing spree (Just without the Sinistar) And it features great voicing and classy music.
Rally-X: Great game, but the music is somewhat stuck in your head and it's a two-note wonder.
New Rally-X: better music, better gameplay
Toypop: Very quirky music and very weird animation.
Now on the rest, the room to the game's music is a new rendition that gives birth to the phrase: "remix." Plus, the game rooms are eye-popping and the museum space is rendering and excellent! I love this game!!!
The first in the 5 CD Playstation series! , January 17, 2002
Reviewer: Keith K Smith (Charlotte, MI, USA) - See all my reviews
Namco brings the actual classic arcade experience home starting with this CD. Pac-Man, the star of the disc, plays differently than the one Midway had or the one Namco put on its Classic Collection Vol. 2 arcade game...I think this one might be the same one the Japanese imported for show in 1979 or 1980. (Different patterns; glitch with Inky near the top of the maze, etc.) Both Rally-X and New Rally-X are also maze games; you try to collect all the flags before your fuel runs out, whilst avoiding other cars and rocks. Pole Position is basically a timed race game against other cars. (Be careful around sharp curves.) Galaga deals with a swarm of insects in space; your job is to shoot them down. (The "no bullets" code also works...only in less time.) In Bosconian, you have a free-flying ship in space with dual front and back shooting, dealing with alien ships and enemy space stations. Toypop, the obscurity, can be played with 2 players...you control a toy and open packages to reveal hearts (for your level exit) and various different weapons for different enemies. This CD is much easier to maintain than the arcade versions of these games. I highly recommend this one. |
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