The second in Namco's Museum series brings together the following games: Super Pac-Man, Xevious, Mappy, Grobda, Dragon Buster, Gaplus There are also some extras in the museum section, including never before seen pictures and text of the development of each title.
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The games in here don't have a lot of lasting appeal, but as a piece of history, this collection is enjoyable. Gaplus is the highlight for me.
either get the Japanese version or avoid super pac man (other than the museum room thats cool)
Has basically the exact same presentation and structure of the first volume, which I already reviewed, so it comes down to the quality of game selection. On one hand, Super Pac-Man is here to ruin the day for everyone, but on the other hand, Mappy is here to save it. I'm fond of Xevious aesthetically, but can't really get far in it, Gaplus is really cool but I'm also bad at that, Dragon Buster is inscrutable, and Grobda. Overall, not as good of a list of games but still carries the charm of the second.
Also, I had no idea these games has a run button until playing this one. I always just assumed you had to walk slow because its rude to run in a museum, but things work a little differently in this museum...
Also, I had no idea these games has a run button until playing this one. I always just assumed you had to walk slow because its rude to run in a museum, but things work a little differently in this museum...
Also a pretty good selection of Namco games, although I have the same issues I have with the first volume.