The unlockable Galaga '88, for example, is still absolutely brilliant - a solid tactical shooter and a sensitively refurbished update of an already excellent classic.
That said, some of the better tiles here still play wonderfully. Pac-Man, for example, seems to have been speeded up slightly (or maybe that's just us) and both Pole Positions, devoid of that classic steering wheel, are rendered unplayable, leaving you struggling to do anything but crash on every corner. On the whole each title is pretty much spot on - but there are some irritating problems with a couple of games.
Others, we'll admit, we've never encountered in the past - 'gems' like Bosconian, Dragon Spirit and Sky Kid. There are 16 games in total, some are bona fide classics - Pole Position I and 2, Galaga, Pac-Man and Xevious for example. The game's compilation itself is, as usual, something of a mixed bag. At least for authenticities sake.Įach of these games is an '80s classic - something that's demonstrated by the juddery carousel of arcade cabs that make up the game's rudimentary game selection screen - all accompanied by a never ending playlist of '80s tunes. Unlike this month's Sega Classics, this is a collection of retro superstars that haven't been messed around with - and it's all the better for it. Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection review Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection review
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