Namco Museum

Namco Museum is a series of video game synthesisers developed and produced by Bandai Namco Entertainment for home video game consoles. Each game has two game modes: normal and challenging, the game gives you a specific goal to solve, as in Galaga the goal is to allow your three ships to be caught in the tractor’s beam. The enemy before rescuing the trio within three minutes. Eleven games in the “museum” collection give you a great arcade model. First, the masterpiece of Toru Iwatanu- Pacman is still an iconic product of the history of video games, although, over the years, it is still very addictive and attractive. Dig-Dug is still the same, still a Namco experience in the 80s, you will use a hose to inflate enemies with an exciting sound. The next two games are The Tower of Druaga and Sky Kid, and they are not too bad, they are quite similar to the Japanese retro game. But fortunately, Rolling Thunder saved all, an action game with excellent images, good sound, as well as attracting you in complex gameplay. Perhaps this is the best shooter released with the game of the same time. There is also Splatterhouse, tank force or Battle City, full of exciting games.