The Microsoft Store has two new listings for yet to be announced Namco classic games collections, Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and Namco Museum Archives Vol. 2. Both collections have a release date of ...

Japanese video game developer and publisher Bandai Namco has announced two collective compilations of its retro arcade games called the NAMCO MUSEUM ARCHIVES Volume 1 and Volume 2. Both installments ...

The Microsoft Store has listed unannounced Namco classic games collections Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and Namco Museum Archives Vol. 2. Both are planned for release on June 18. Take a trip down ...

It’s hard to believe that Namco has been repackaging many of its classic titles for more than two decades now. And the new Namco Museum Archives is among the publisher’s best compilations yet, thanks ...

Namco Museum Archives Vols 1 and 2 is available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Namco Museum Archives Vol 1 features Galaxian, Dig-Dug, Pac-Land, an 8-bit reimagining of ...

Namco Museum Archives Volume 1 and 2 bring back classics in two separate collections, each offering 11 games. Titles originate from both arcade and home console, and span an acceptable range of genres ...

Gathering Namco's hits and long-lost treasure, Namco Museum Archives Vol 2 features 10 historic 8-bit home console versions of arcade hits. Battle City is an interesting one, as it may not be well ...

Developed in partnership with B.B. Studios, Namco Museum Archives takes the retro gaming experience to the modern consoles with new features for improved playability, including rewind, save points, ...

In addition to 10 classic Namco titles, some never before localized in the west, a NES-stylized version of 'Pac-Man Championship Edition' is included as a bonus! (Titles included: Galaxian, Pac-Man, ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Namco Museum Archives Volume 2 Take a trip down memory lane and relive the magical times of the 8-Bit era with a collection of Namco’s hits and long-lost ...

Maybe I don't really have anything to prove by this point (except maybe to myself), but I have played through and beaten a LOT of video games in my life (at least 500 official DIFFERENT games by my ...