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The Namco Museum 50th Anniversary edition contains a collection of six of the company's classics. They have been updated to reflect the changes in game-play and hardware inprovements. from Amazon.com There have been a ton of various Namco Museum collections for the consoles over the past few years, and if you have none of them at all, Namco Museum: 50th Anniversary is worth picking up. Featuring many of the classic arcade games that made Namco famous (as well as already featured on previous Namco Museum releases) like Pac-Man, Ms. from Amazon.com The arcade versions of these games are so great, but Namco missed the mark here by not including the arcade versions. It's distracting and almost like learning a new game b/c they are so much different. from Amazon.com This is definitely a nostalgia trip. Even if you have the other museum titles it's worthwhile to pick this one up. Galaga 88 is the reason why you need this game. from Amazon.com This is definitely a nostalgia trip. Even if you have the other museum titles it's worthwhile to pick this one up. Galaga 88 is the reason why you need this game. from Amazon.com These are the games I grew up with...(Ms.) Pac-Man, Pole Position I and II, Galaxians/Galaga, Dig-Dug, Rolling Thunder, and more...same classics you know and love, and truly a "museum" of Namco's best titles. My only gripe is that, like the earlier PS1 compilations, some of the early games have been redesigned...nitpicky, but (for example) I miss the signs in Pole Position that served as the first in-game ads (7-Eleven, Dentyne, Tang). from Amazon.com These are the games I grew up with...(Ms.) Pac-Man, Pole Position I and II, Galaxians/Galaga, Dig-Dug, Rolling Thunder, and more...same classics you know and love, and truly a "museum" of Namco's best titles. My only gripe is that, like the earlier PS1 compilations, some of the early games have been redesigned...nitpicky, but (for example) I miss the signs in Pole Position that served as the first in-game ads (7-Eleven, Dentyne, Tang). from Amazon.com I remember when I was a kid and in my teens playing some of these games at the local arcade or the 7-11 convenience stores. Literally, I'd stand there for hours and play these games til my fingers hurt just to get the highest score and bragging rights against all my friends. Those were some of the best times of my life and, with this classic collection, I can relive those days all over with my friends. from Amazon.com I sometimes wonder why when it often comes to video games, many of the younger generation, doesn't simply appreciate the moments when the classics seem to matter. Maybe they haven't witnessed those powers back in the 80's the arcades used to maintain. Nevertheless, Namco was one of the very few coompany that have still been a presence into the video market. While there have been classics like Donkey Kong, Centipede, and the legendary eater Pac Man, those classics keep coming back all over again. from Amazon.com I am big Retro gammer like many of you i like the arcade games of the past but when these companies make these classic collections or anniversary collections all you need is one however thats not the case here again . Namco makes there Namco museum a couple of years ago for the Ps2 and others its great 12 great games . Now with this anniversary collection you get 14 games and the two bonus games one that has already been on the previous collection pacmania and galaga 88 which is great. from Amazon.com

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Museum Namco for PlayStation 2 Reviews

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Released	over 3 years ago
ESRB Rating	E - (Everyone)
Genre	Action Adventure
Publisher	Namco
Max. Number Of Players	2 2
MPN	0722674021098
Memory Support	With Memory Support With Memory Support
Release Date	4 December, 2001 4 December, 2001
UPC	722674021098 722674021098