Namco Museum

One of my Fav gameboy games (2010-08-26) : 5/5
I'm old and enjoy the old games. This is a very good cart for the GBA. It plays very nice and replicates the 1980's arcade versions very nicely. One of my fav games!
Hard to play on ds (2010-08-20) : 4/5
We have the game for wi so I thought the grandkids would like the game in ds but it is very hard to play on that small screen. This is more for older children and adults.
Love the oldies! (2010-07-29) : 3/5
I bought this for my girls, 5 and 7...they are huge DSi fans...MArio is their fav, but I wanted to see some of the old hits and liked the price being a little less then the newer games so bought it when I purchased our second DSi for youngstest daughter. She had played Pacman somewhere else and loves it...they havent ventured into the other games much yet...but I have! Wanna look for Frogger next!
Great game! (2010-07-14) : 5/5
I must say for such a low price this is a great set of games. I mainly bought this for the game Galaga but ended up loving all 5. If you want a fair priced game that will entertain you for hours, this is a great buy!
A good, but incomplete collection (2010-06-14) : 4/5
Namco Museum DS is a fun collection of classic Namco games, including among them Pac-Man, Galaxian, Galaga, Dig Dug II, The Tower of Druaga, Mappy, Xevious and the new, multiplayer only Pac-Man Vs. All of the old school arcade titles are well translated to the DS, replicating the graphics, sound, and music to a high degree, though the DS's D-pad does not feel as natural as a joystick would for game control, especially in Pac-Man. And all of the games save your high score, allowing you to try to break your record time after time. The main problem with this collection, though, is not in the games it has, but rather with the games it lacks. Ms. Pac-Man and the first Dig Dug are nowhere to be found here, which is rather disappointing, seeing as they are so iconic and enjoyable. Even with these sad omissions, the Namco Museum still has a great number of great games on one game card, which makes it perfect for long trips where variety is needed. I recommend this collection, but continue to hold out hope that Namco someday releases a second Museum collection for the DS, one that brings Dig Dug and Ms. Pac-Man back into the fold.