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Home Console NAMCO MUSEUM Platform：Nintendo Switch™(download only) Price：3,000 yen (tax included) Release：July 28, 2017 Genre：ETC Play the most popular NAMCO classic titles anytime, anywhere on the Nintendo Switch™! Enjoy the games such as PAC-MAN™, Galaga™, Splatterhouse™ and more! Arcade game saries Platform：PlayStation®4／Xbox One／STEAM®（download only） Price：540yen (tax included) Release：April 20, 2016 Genre：Shooter Galaga Platform：Wii U Price：514yen (tax included) Release：July 24, 2016 Genre：Shooter Galaga Platform：3DS Price：514yen (tax included) Release：May 22, 2016 Genre：Shooter Galaga Legions DX Platform：Xbox 360（XboxLIVE）／PlayStation@3（PlayStation@Store） Price：XboxLIVE 800MSPPlayStationStore 1,000 yen (tax included) Release：June 29, 2011 (XboxLIVE)／August 3, 2011 (PlayStationStore) Genre：Shooter Back in 2010, in commemoration of the 30th anniversary of “Pac-Man,” a world renowned title, which garnered multiple awards and accolades, was released as the frontrunner to the “Namco Generation” series of games – “Pac-Man Championship Edition DX.” Following in its footsteps and in honor of Galaga’s 30th anniversary, an innovative and evolutionary game has arrived! The game – Galaga Legions DX! Namco Museum.comm Platform：PlayStation@3 (download only) Price：1,200yen (tax included) Release：January 29, 2009 Publisher：Bandai Namco Entertainment Genre：ETC No. of Players：1 to 2

I respected these games for their place in video game history, but everything about them from the levels, progression, graphics, sound design, etc. was far too rudimentary to hold my attention. For some reason, Galaga was the only game from the pre-NES era that was an exception. In my hometown, the pub down the street had an arcade machine with Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, and Pole Position. It was it's own Namco Museum. Galaga was the only one of these games I would ever bother playing. Galaga was a cut above it's contemporaries.Galaga still has plenty of dated aspects that I am not a huge fan of. I'm just not a big fan of arcade style games because of their design. Instead of a progressive experience, the goal is to rack up a high score and drain the player of their pocket change by proxy. Galaga is designed like this but I suppose I can't fault the game too much. This was just par for the course at the time. No one could even fathom that video games could even have save points at the time. It just feels tedious working your way back up from the beginning of a game after coming so far. In Galaga's case, that aspect doesn't matter as much and I can't quite pinpoint why. I guess it's because level 1 is just as enjoyable as level 20.Galaga also feels like an overall stepping stone to other video games at the time. Compared to other

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