Why? I can guess that the delays in emulation have something to do with it, poor framerate, sluggish input. I won't fault the product for that, since it does not claim to support it, but basically that means D-pad input doesn't work very well. Dig Dug, for instance, is almost impossible to play with the stick, despite the fact that this and the other games were originally designed for exactly that kind of input. Most games worked with it but responded poorly to the D-pad, as if the games are given priority control with the LS instead? I won't speculate, just disappointed that D-pad control is not very good. Also, after an XBLA game is finished, you're dumped back into your Games list, not Namco Museum, so you have to RUN IT ALL OVER AGAIN! I also had trouble getting the games to work well with my Street Fighter IV fightstick (which emulates the D-pad). That's all there is for a title screen, so why does it take so long to load? I wouldn't think more than 2-3 seconds is needed. There is no title screen, just a menu to go to the XBL editions or the classic emulated versions. The loading time for the menus and the disc startup is unacceptably slow. There's obvious screen tearing in several games which hints at poor emulation running on the 360. I was a little disappointed in the sluggishness of the emulated games, as well as the menus. It's maybe a trite complaint but multiply it by 30 games and you have a frustration-inducing arcade experience-quite the opposite of what you want to feel when firing up ancient games for a little nostalgic fun. It's not convenient or pleasant, in other words. Why is it so slow? When I'm in the mood to play these games, I don't want it to be a small ordeal to get to playing. I'm not impatient but by the time you wait for every game to load it's not easy to just jump in for a quick romp through a few old games-a-la popping in a quarter, like it should be. These ancient games are only about 256kb roms at most, so it's not like they have to stream content off the disc, they should come up immediately. But, loading times throughout are unacceptably slow. The XBL games have achievements which is very cool, and the rest of the classic emulated games ran fine.
It's just not well done, feels thrown together without much thought put into it. I enjoy it because I played these games in the arcade as a kid. But, this I'm a fan of retro games, even though I'm not very good at them.
I'm a fan of retro games, even though I'm not very good at them. Pac-Man New Rally-X Pac-Man Xevious Emulated Classics: Baraduke Bosconian Dig Dug II Dig Dug Arrangement Dragon Buster Dragon Spirit Galaga '88 Galaga Arrangement Galaxian Grobda King & Balloon Mappy Metro-Cross Pac & Pal Pac-Man Arrangement Pac-Mania Pole Position Pole Position II Rally-X Rolling Thunder Sky Kid Sky Kid Deluxe Super Pac-Man The Tower of Druaga … Expand
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A full list of titles on the disc is as follows: (the following is copied from jsharbour's review) Live Arcade Games (with achievements): Dig Dug Galaga Ms. What do you get when you put 25 classic Namco titles and 9 new ones and stick them all together on one disc? One of the best compilations What do you get when you put 25 classic Namco titles and 9 new ones and stick them all together on one disc? One of the best compilations you'll ever have the privilege of owning ofcourse! Namco Museum Virtual Arcade is Namco's most complete compilation release to-date, with 34 titles in all and many, many hours of fun just waiting to be had. Spanning three decades worth of arcade nostalgia, Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade promises to be the most fully realized Namco Museum collection yet. Galaga Legions continues Pac-Man Championship Edition's legacy with a smart re-tooling of the franchise that stays true to the series' roots. Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade also features Pac-Man Championship Edition which was voted the best downloadable game of 2007 by numerous video game publications. Pac-Man, New Rally-X, Pac-Man Arrangement, Pole Position 2, Sky Kid, and Xevious, just to name a few. Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade Go back in time with Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade and relive classic Namco arcade favorites including Tower of Druaga, Galaga, Grobda, Mappy, Metro-Cross, Ms.
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