Nintendo Switch User Reviews

As a collection of classic games this one is as basic as they get, no extra material, no rewind, just a few fixes here and there (like clues in tower of druaga), don't get me wrong the games here are as fun as they always were, but there is an higher standard for this kind of game anthologies, see the atari 50 collection or the sega classic collections.

This pack could use some more games, and the original Pacman Championship Edition would have been nice, but it does come with some rarely ported gems like Splatterhouse, Tank Force, Rolling Thunder 2 and Galaga '88 making for a very attractive package for arcade fans who already have a million copies of other Namco classics.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Namco was one of the best and most prolific producers of arcade games during the platform's golden age, and this delightful collection includes virtually all of its essential titles. Every Nintendo Switch owner should play Namco Museum, if only to experience the formative years of gaming in a new way. Highly recommended for use with the Flip Grip, as many of the titles included here look and play great in handheld vertical mode.

This a decent Namco Museum with some great games in here. The problem is that the game is too expensive.

Another half handheld console by Nintendo brought Namco's classic games on the go!

While this collection has a lot of quality arcade titles, there are still a few games they left out. Examples being Ms. Pac-Man or Pac-Land. Otherwise, this game is great if you want to get your nostalgia on.

While a bit on the pricey side, this collection is NOT lazily thrown together. It has a plethora of features and little design ideas that make it absolutely worth it. So, first thing's first: are you a fan of retro games? No? Then simply move on. It's not for you. But if you want to be able to play an arcade-real experience on the go, and don't have an arcade around, this is WELL worth it. These games run cleaner than I have seen on most emulation in my life. I've yet to come across a single bug. The way these games have been presented is incredibly faithful in every aspect. You get some gorgeous cabinet art on the sides in you're playing in landscape mode, but in one of the COOLEST features, you have the option to rotate the screen 90 degrees, and play in vertical arcade fashion! Even the old school music sounds great out of the little Switch speakers. You get yourself one of those HORI playstands, and you have an arcade anywhere, and the joy con interface is simple enough that anyone can join in. The games themselves are just classic. Splatterhouse harkens back to the early days of TurboGrafx 16, Pac Man is as memorable as it was in the 80s, the inclusion of two Galagas is welcome, and I've played an unhealthy amount of Rolling Thunder. I found this absolutely worth the price. I tell ya, though: if they drop this to $15-$20, it would literally never leave the Switch best-sellers list. The music sounds great coming out of those little Switch speakers

With a paucity of content and limited replay value, this title is well overpriced. Comparing competitors of equal cost, this offering simply does not have sufficient content to offer gamers a good value. On the plus side, PAC-MAN Vs. is innovative and fun. I would have loved to see other retro games be given similar treatment. In short, wait until this is on sale.

Too expensive, but I only bought it as I wanted to play Rolling Thunder and Splatter house. Which are still fantastic. Unless you really like some of these games, I'd recommend waiting until it's on sale.

Excellent little collection of old loved games, and in the switch I can play them in excellent quality on 1080p, very enjoyable selection of games, check out the demo and see if it fits you. Please enjoy all video games.