| Name | Namco Museum |
| Release Date | 7. Jun 2006 |
| Developer | Bandai Namco Studios |
| File Type | Roms |
| Category | PSP |
Game Description :
Namco Museum is a series of video game compilations that were developed and created by Bandai Namco Entertainment for home video game consoles. In each game, there are two play modes: normal and difficult. The game sets up a task for you to accomplish, as in Galaga, where you have to have your three ships snared in the tractor’s beam. The enemy would have to stop before rescuing the trio in less than 3 minutes. Eleven games in the “museum” collection provide you with a wonderful arcade model. First, the masterpiece of Toru Iwatanu Pac-Man is still an iconic product of the history of video games, although, over the years, it has remained very addictive and attractive. You will still be inflating enemies with an interesting sound, and Dig-Dug is just as it was back in the 80’s. The next two are The Tower of Druaga and Sky Kid – not too bad, quite similar to the Japanese retro game. But luckily, Rolling Thunder saves all, a good action game with excellent graphics, sound, and complex gameplay. Perhaps this is the best shooter released at the same time. Also, there is Splatterhouse, Tank Force/ Battle City, with lots of great games.
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