Museum for Xbox

Pros: Classic titles revived; Basic, intense fun; Good value for money

Cons: People who grew up even post-NES/Coleco won't be as likely to enjoy this.

The Bottom Line: For the money it costs to buy this collection, you'd be a fool not too. It is very fun, and defines an era in gaming greatness.

Review: Overwiew:
This is a compilation of classic Namco arcade hits from the late 70's and the 80's. Everyone on Earth has heard of Pac-Man, that's just an established fact, but new games probably won't be aware of the other titles. This collection is for...

Pros: Same games you loved, with all the graphics/beeps/sounds you loved

Cons: STILL the same graphics/sound/gameplay that these games had before

The Bottom Line: Great classic games, same game play, same sounds, it's like turning your TV into an old classic arcade-game! Too much fun. We spend hours just playing Pac-Man & Galaga!

Review: Main idea:
Basically, Namco created these games back when we were all younger (I'm 27), and remember playing these classics in the arcades. Some I LOVED, others I never really liked, but pretty much everyone has a favorite from one of the included...

Pros: Nostalgic value

Cons: Very dated

The Bottom Line: I don't think the Bottom Line ever even beat Pong...

Review: I'm old. Ok perhaps not as old as I might be, but old by game reviewer standards. heh. I'm old enough to remember when all these games came out. In fact, I'd just give birth to Azure (who is now 22) when Ms Pacman made it's debut. I wish I had all the ...

Pros: 12 arcade classics on your Xbox.

Cons: The list of extras and bonuses are seriously lacking.

The Bottom Line: Pac Man is a legend, Galaga is fun, and Pole Position is intense. They are old but they're still fun.

Review: NAMCO MUSEUM (Namco/Mass Media, 2002) The Xbox is a fairly powerful gaming system but it’s still a young gaming system however, so its history does not date back very far unfortunately. Namco Museum gives Xbox owners a rare chance to play ...