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More than 30 classic Namco hits and new retro revivals come together for the ultimate arcade collection. Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade features hit games including including Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, Pac-Man Championship Edition, Mr. Driller Online and Galaga Legions. Each Xbox LIVE enabled game features unique online leaderboards and artwork mimicking their original arcade cabinets. Post your high score online to see where you rank against the rest of the world.

In addition to these titles (previously available via Xbox LIVE Arcade), Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade features over 20 additional favorites. Play through newly arranged versions of Dig Dug, Pac-Man and Galaga never before seen on a home console, as well as arcade perfect renditions of Motos, Pole Position, Rolling Thunder, and Galaga ‘88, just to name a few.

Genre: Action Compilation

Publisher: Namco Bandai

Developer: Namco

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November 6, 2008 –
Bandai Namco has been releasing compilations of its classic arcade games since dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and each game console is all but guaranteed to see a version at some point in its life cycle. The original Xbox got its edition in 2002, and now it’s the Xbox 360’s turn.

The main difference between the original Xbox Namco Museum game and this year’s Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade is the addition of Namco’s entire Xbox Live Arcade catalog to date. That means for $39.99 you’ll get the XBLA games Galaga Legions, Galaga, Pac-Man Championship Edition, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Mr. Driller Online, Dig Dug, Xevious and New Rally-X. All are the full versions, and each includes 200 Achievement points (that’s a possible 1,800 points for those keeping score at home).

Click here to view gameplay footage of Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade.

In addition to those nine games, you’ll also get a collection of classic Namco games from the 1980s, ranging from the truly legendary (Pole Position) to the questionable (Pac-Mania) and entirely forgettable (Dragon Buster). And unfortunately, this game also includes the tragic Arrangement remakes of Dig Dug, Pac-Man and other classic Namco properties that appeared on Namco Museum. Here’s a complete list of the “Museum Classics” included on the Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade disk:

Baraduke Metro-Cross
Bosconian Motos
Dig Dug II Pac

November 6, 2008 –
Bandai Namco has been releasing compilations of its classic arcade games since dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and each game console is all but guaranteed to see a version at some point in its life cycle. The original Xbox got its edition in 2002, and now it’s the Xbox 360’s turn.

The main difference between the original Xbox Namco Museum game and this year’s Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade is the addition of Namco’s entire Xbox Live Arcade catalog to date. That means for $39.99 you’ll get the XBLA games Galaga Legions, Galaga, Pac-Man Championship Edition, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Mr. Driller Online, Dig Dug, Xevious and New Rally-X. All are the full versions, and each includes 200 Achievement points (that’s a possible 1,800 points for those keeping score at home).

Click here to view gameplay footage of Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade.

In addition to those nine games, you’ll also get a collection of classic Namco games from the 1980s, ranging from the truly legendary (Pole Position) to the questionable (Pac-Mania) and entirely forgettable (Dragon Buster). And unfortunately, this game also includes the tragic Arrangement remakes of Dig Dug, Pac-Man and other classic Namco properties that appeared on Namco Museum. Here’s a complete list of the “Museum Classics” included on the Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade disk:

Baraduke Metro-Cross
Bosconian Motos
Dig Dug II Pac

November 6, 2008 –
Bandai Namco has been releasing compilations of its classic arcade games since dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and each game console is all but guaranteed to see a version at some point in its life cycle. The original Xbox got its edition in 2002, and now it’s the Xbox 360’s turn.

The main difference between the original Xbox Namco Museum game and this year’s Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade is the addition of Namco’s entire Xbox Live Arcade catalog to date. That means for $39.99 you’ll get the XBLA games Galaga Legions, Galaga, Pac-Man Championship Edition, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Mr. Driller Online, Dig Dug, Xevious and New Rally-X. All are the full versions, and each includes 200 Achievement points (that’s a possible 1,800 points for those keeping score at home).

Click here to view gameplay footage of Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade.

In addition to those nine games, you’ll also get a collection of classic Namco games from the 1980s, ranging from the truly legendary (Pole Position) to the questionable (Pac-Mania) and entirely forgettable (Dragon Buster). And unfortunately, this game also includes the tragic Arrangement remakes of Dig Dug, Pac-Man and other classic Namco properties that appeared on Namco Museum. Here’s a complete list of the “Museum Classics” included on the Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade disk:

Baraduke Metro-Cross
Bosconian Motos
Dig Dug II Pac

November 6, 2008 –
Bandai Namco has been releasing compilations of its classic arcade games since dinosaurs roamed the Earth, and each game console is all but guaranteed to see a version at some point in its life cycle. The original Xbox got its edition in 2002, and now it’s the Xbox 360’s turn.

The main difference between the original Xbox Namco Museum game and this year’s Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade is the addition of Namco’s entire Xbox Live Arcade catalog to date. That means for $39.99 you’ll get the XBLA games Galaga Legions, Galaga, Pac-Man Championship Edition, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Mr. Driller Online, Dig Dug, Xevious and New Rally-X. All are the full versions, and each includes 200 Achievement points (that’s a possible 1,800 points for those keeping score at home).

Click here to view gameplay footage of Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade.

In addition to those nine games, you’ll also get a collection of classic Namco games from the 1980s, ranging from the truly legendary (Pole Position) to the questionable (Pac-Mania) and entirely forgettable (Dragon Buster). And unfortunately, this game also includes the tragic Arrangement remakes of Dig Dug, Pac-Man and other classic Namco properties that appeared on Namco Museum. Here’s a complete list of the “Museum Classics” included on the Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade disk:

Baraduke Metro-Cross
Bosconian Motos
Dig Dug II Pac