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M2 Co.,LTD / Jun 17, 2020 / Action
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 treasures in Namco Museum Archives Volume 2.
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Mostly Positive
77% positive, 81 reviews
Some more old school titles from Namco. It's similar to volume 1 with these NES ports, but I enjoyed it. Legacy of the Wizard was the highlight for me as I remember playing that one as a kid. 🙂
6 found this helpful, 2026-04-21
Like Volume 1, NAMCO MUSEUM ARCHIVES Vol 2 are NES ports of Namco games. Though, this collection of games weren't as popular in the Arcades where applicable. Which I think actually works a bit in the favor of it. Galaga is probably the most famous of Volume 2. The NES version isn't bad, though; I feel like maybe it plays a little slower than the arcade making it easier. Battle City is probably my personal favorite....
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-18
This is a solid collection of Famicom titles and a convenient way to play them legally without a subscription or original hardware. Its demake of Gaplus does, in fact, have the Hypership from the arcade original obtainable in the same way, although the timing to crash into the King to do so is trickier than in the arcade version in my experience. That said, it's overall just as fun and frantic as the arcade...
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-05
need more of the nintendo games of my youth! also the xevious games are cool, but not as cool as the arcade one was, i miss the upgrades
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-15
