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Amazon Minimum Age: 60 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Namco EAN: 0722674700078 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Item Dimensions: Label: Namco Manufacturer: Namco Model: 70007 MPN: 70007 Platform: Nintendo DS Publisher: Namco Release Date: September 18, 2007 Studio: Namco Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Namco Museum DS brings the classic favorites of a previous generation to be enjoyed by a whole new crowd. In this virtual arcade one can choose from up to eight games: Pac-Man, Pac-Man VS, Galaga, Xevious, Dig Dug II, Galaxian, Mappy, and The Tower of Druaga. However, this new iteration of the old favorites comes with a passel of features unique to the DS, such as wireless battles in Pac-Man VS, an addictive take on Pac-Man which was previously only available exclusively with the purchase or pre-order of previous games and downloadable play where up to four players can battle using only one Game Card., Whether these games give you a fun flashback or an engaging new experience, Namco Museum DS delivers excitement to gamers of all ages and offers entertainment all can enjoy. ESRB Rated E for Everyone. Average Rating:
 Rating: - Pac Man Vs... and then some neat bonuses...I picked this up on the strength of Pac-Man Vs. last week, and was more surprised by the additional content than anything else. It's a simple collection, Pacman, Mappy, Galaga, etc. but the options are nearly endless. In all of the old 'coin op' games, you can change up many many options; continues, number of lives, speed, difficulty, etc. You can even play with the dip switches as you would to adjust settings on a real arcade cabinet. I was shocked by the sheer number of choices ... Read More Rating:  - If I play this my vision gets fuzzy!I have quite a few DS games, and this is the only one I have to avoid. If I play it for even five minutes my eyes have trouble focusing. They feel crossed. It doesn't matter what distance or angle I play at, and it happens every time. I've never worn glasses, I have good eyesight, I'm 29 years old. I've never had eye crossing problems with any other game ever and I've played manhy different games on many different systems. If anyone knows why this is please e-mail me. I did enjoy pac ... Read More Rating:  - Pac Man is BackI am a 50 something woman,not much of a gamer, but got a DS for Christmas, and have become addicted to these games, especially Pacman and Galaxian. Playing them was exactly like back in the good ole days...and even my 10 year old niece enjoyed them, but of course she didn't have to read the instructions like I did.the graphics are good, if you liked it back in the 80's, you'll enjoy this game. Rating: - It's hard to recreate the pastMaybe it's a result of my getting older but I recently felt a wave of nostalgia for the 80's and one of my fondest memories was playing arcade games. The arcades from my youth have all long since closed but I still have feelings for games like Crystal Castles, Pengo, Marble Madness and so on. A little while back I bought the DS version of Bubble Bobble containing a spot on translation of the classic game. Despite being over 20 years old Bubble Bobble is still loads of fun. After searching for some ... Read More |
