This game brings your favourite Namco classics right on your PlayStation Portable. This version is exciting enough to offer a lot of excitement and fun especially for Namco Classics fans. This collection includes many arcade classics from Namco making complete use of the PSP’s wireless multiplayer function. The interesting co-op mode allows you to share your high score with your friends.
This collection offers over 20 titles from the 80s. These include the King & Balloon, Dig Dug 2, Motos, Grobda, Dragon Buster, Tower of Druaga, Mappy, Rolling Thunder, Bosconian, Xevious, Dig Dug, Rally-X, Galaxia, Galaga and Pac-Man. This is not all. There is much more in the Namco Museum Battle Collection PSP version. Classic versions of Pac-Man and Dig Dug are also offered to you updated in 3D versions. Now, that is really something fun to reminisce with.
Clearly, market is still hot for the old school classic games. Quite a few interesting features are added to these emulations including actual dipswitches with which high scores can be set; number of lives can be opted for, etc. Days of the pizza parlours are relived with the exciting option of replicating Pac-Man machines tabletop and flipping the screen sideways.
Exciting new addition in titles includes the Rolling Thunder and the multi player option makes this the best Namco game collection released so far. Being short and sweet make these games ideal for the handheld device. Though the graphics are surely not going to win the best graphic award, it is exciting to see your favourite titles in a completely revamped backdrop. Old classics integrated with latest technology still holds the interest of veterans as well as players of today.
Get back into the old school feeling and fill your void time on your PSP with the excellent Namco Museum Battle Collection. In fact, for fans of classic this should definitely be the top on the collection list. Enjoy these timeless old classics incorporated with brand new exciting features on your favourite PSP. We only hope Namco does not stop and goes on to give us a Tekken/Soul Calibur collection with exciting titles with a graphical punch. Now, all Namco needs to do is to keep the fans happy by providing more of these classics.
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