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List of Namco Museum compilations External links Pac Man Arrangement Plus, as it is titled, bears no affiliation with Bally/Midway's Pac-Man Plus.īoth of the volumes are available on the Japanese PlayStation Store. Largely composed of the ten extra titles prepared for the International versions (denoted in the list above with an asterisk), Volume 2 also contains a port of 1987's Dragon Spirit as well as a brand-new arrangement of Motos and an updated arrangement of Pac-Man. Namco Museum Volume 2 was released on Februin Japan only. It consists of the four arrangements and their respective games of origin, along with the original Rally-X, Galaxian, and Ms. In Japan, the original release is known simply as Namco Museum. All Arrangements from this collection (except for New Rally-X Arrangement) are also included in Namco Museum Virtual Arcade for the Xbox 360. Most Arrangements from this collection received iOS re-releases with "Remix" replacing "Arrangement" in the name, the originals are also included with most of them. In the arcade, New Rally-X Arrangement was Rally-X Arrangement.
#NAMCO MUSEUM DIG DUG ARRANGEMENT PORTABLE#
However, these versions are unique to the Sony PlayStation Portable and should not be confused with the original set of Arrangements (which also included Xevious and Mappy) released in 19 for arcades (See Namco Classic Collection Vol.
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ArrangementsĮach title has "Arrangement" as part of its name. Namco Museum Battle Collection contains the following games. The reason is this because the former have the different option to continue the last game on any level reached and the latter already have the stage select feature. The only games that not have the two-player mode are The Tower of Druaga and Grobda.
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It also have the option that allow players to play any level that they already play. The options include "1P PLAY", 2P PLAY", and "OPTIONS". The game also takes advantage of the game sharing feature of the PlayStation Portable and allows other players without the game to play any of the original games' first levels.Īdditionally, the games in this collection are ports, rather than true emulations, denoted by the fact that in the original modes, the "waiting for start" screens (occurring after inserting a credit, but before starting the game) have been replaced by modern "console-style" options rendered in the style (font, etc) of the original games. The games can also be turned onto their side and the size of the screen can be changed as well. These games ( Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaga and New Rally-X) have an updated presentation and also introduce a number of new gameplay concepts to each arranged title. The compilation also contains four variants of several of Namco's more well-known properties, known as Arrangements.
#NAMCO MUSEUM DIG DUG ARRANGEMENT PSP#
The Europe version, which published by SCEE, was released on Decemand was again as a Platinum and PSP Essentials hits on and Aprespectively. The North American version contained an additional ten games and was released on August 23, 2005. The game was developed by Namco Tales Studio Ltd. It was released for the PlayStation Portable in Japan on Februand contained eleven classic games from Namco's game history. Namco Museum Battle Collection is a collection of Namco arcade games such as Dig Dug, Pac-Man and Galaga.