It may be too one-note for some, but it's still fun for the short while that it lasts. 3, Phozon's gameplay strikes a perfect balance between dodging enemies and carefully collecting objects to form the ideal shape for your nucleus. Phozonīeing exclusive to Namco Museum Vol.
Featuring more challenging gameplay, colourful graphics, additional missions, new enemies, and better music landing that perfectly timed bomb on your target is more satisfying than ever. The original Sky Kid can be found in Namco Museum: 50th Anniversary, but this improved version can only be played in Namco Museum Virtual Arcade. Maybe if Pino finds enough gold hearts, he'll finally turn into a real boy! It definitely looks confusing, but at least it plays simply enough Sky Kid Deluxe 1 was the only collection that included this odd cooperative multiplayer game. Playing as a wooden toy doll is more exciting than it sounds in this overhead shooter. That'll make blowing up Pookas and Fygars even more fun than before. This new iteration allowed two players to dig simultaneously and boasted better graphics, new power-ups, different environments, and larger rocks. We're going back to the '80s! Dig Dug ArrangementĪlthough Namco Museum Battle Collection and Namco Museum Virtual Arcade featured their own original Arrangement games, the collection simply known as "Namco Museum" for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube contained the Arrangement versions that were introduced in arcades in the mid-'90s. If you're ready, strap on your fanny pack.
Considering they were released for almost every console over the years, you know there are plenty of obscurities to explore. I put together this list to celebrate the most underrated and hard-to-find games that were included in their Namco Museum compilations. When it comes to the arcade, Namco was always ahead of the game. Maciejewski for Miscellaneous Top 10s on J💎 The Battle Collection edition of Dig Dug Arrangement is also included on Namco Museum Virtual Arcade for the Xbox 360, but with the multiplayer features removed.Written by A.J. It is a different game entirely from Namco Classic Collection Volume 2's Dig Dug Arrangement but still has the concept of being an updated variant of Dig Dug by having new graphics, obstacles, enemies, boss battles, power-ups, etc. In 2005, Namco made another game with the Dig Dug Arrangement title as part of Namco Museum Battle Collection. In this version of Dig Dug, there are new marbles that can kill a lot of enemies in a row but too many "ayiie!" screams from marbles killing ice dragons, ducks or aliens can result in enemies disappearing for a short amount of time.
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There are also new features such as giant rocks that can crush multiple enemies at a time and special power-up items.ĭig Dug Arrangement was re-released alongside this game and ten others in the GameCube, PS2 and Xbox versions of Namco Museum. The graphics are updated and the levels are different. Out of the six created Arrangement games, this version has the least amount of changes. The updated variant was called Dig Dug Arrangement, with one or two-player modes, as in the original. In 1996, Namco packaged both this game and an updated variant and re-released it in arcades with the title Namco Classic Collection Vol.
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