Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great oldie but goody game. This turn out to be a whole family game night. Which we all like and get a big kick over. Bring back the 80's.

A collection of classic games to remember the old days.

classic games from mine & my husband's childhood, We love it. I bought it for MY Switch Lite although my oldest daughter has taken it to play in her Switch.

There are a few games that are classic but you would thing for the price that you get a lot more and they are play on a little window that is smaller then the switch screen it’s self.

Available games in this compilation: Pac-Man (1980) Galaga (1981) Dig Dug (1982) The Tower of Druaga (1984) Sky Kid (1986) Rolling Thunder (1987) Galaga '88 (1988) Splatterhouse (1988) Tank Force (1991) Rolling Thunder 2 (1991) Pac-Man VS. (2003) Pac-Man Championship 2 (2018) This is a very good compilation with Pac Man VS. and Championship 2 having 2 player modes in addition to some classics like Pac-Man and Galaga. If you are a fan of these old school arcade classic games or if you enjoy the new modern style of Pac-Man Championship you will love this collection on Switch. Having these titles portable is something I could not have imaged back in the day.

The reason I purchased this is the Pac-man games, mainly the original Pac-man game, Pac-man was may favorite game back in the 80;s I was able to get to the 6th key which was my best game, after playing the original game on the Switch it's an excellent copy of the arcade version, all the patterns work exactly like they did back in the day, even the hiding place is there. Now Pac-Man Championship version I wasn't sure about at first cause I never played it in the arcade version, but it takes Pac-man to a whole new level, more like Pac-Man on steroids! I fell in love with it after a while it's a the best Pac-Man game I've played and that's from someone that grew up loving the original Pac-Man. For the other games Dig-Dug, Splatter House, Rolling Thunder I & II, Tower of Druaga, Tank Force, Sky Kid, Pac-Man vs. and let us not forget the two Galaga games is just as I remember it for me arcade, I mean the sound and the graphics are the same from the arcade. I did not care for Sky Kid even back in the arcade from the late 80's and during the 90's, I think the one I like the best is Rolling Thunder II you can tell from the artwork from the game that the old pinball machines had an influence on Rolling Thunder II this one held my attention more that the others. Splatter House is my second favorite but a little more difficult than I remember but that's okay I going to really get into this one more, I had this one on my old Sega Genesis and I was so much better cause it gave you unlimited lives. But Let us not forget Pac-Man Championship Edition is clearly the best game in the bunch, this whole bundle of games I really like cause it brings me back to the days that you could go to the arcade and just spend one quarter per game, so I had a great time with a few dollars and could spend a hour just getting away from everything.

Namco Museum Arcade Pac has all the essential Namco titles presented in a really slick package, with numerous options such as being able to play several of the games vertically (easily done with the use of an accessory like the Flip Grip). However, my main reason for buying this collection was for Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 and Pac-Man Vs. CE2 is a fun mix-up of traditional Pac-Man and I really enjoyed the fast gameplay. As for Vs, I always wanted to play it back on the Gamecube but never got a chance - thankfully it's very easy to play here without all the hardware requirements you previously needed. This is a great collection at a bargain price and worth a pick up.

This collects the Namco Museum collection with Pac-Man Championship Edition 2+ and is a pretty great assortment of old classic games. You have your obvious stuff like Pac-Man, Dig Dug, and Galaga, along with Splatterhouse, Sky Kid, Rolling Thunder 1 & 2, The Tower of Druaga, and a few others. It's a bit odd to see games like Mappy, Xevious, and the Pole Positions missing, but the assortment here is still good and I imagine Bandai Namco has plans for those in either another compilation or as DLC. Regardless, this is highly recommended for old school gaming fans, especially on Switch. It's like having a little arcade available on the go.

The reason I purchased this is the Pac-man games, mainly the original Pac-man game, Pac-man was may favorite game back in the 80;s I was able to get to the 6th key which was my best game, after playing the original game on the Switch it's an excellent copy of the arcade version, all the patterns work exactly like they did back in the day, even the hiding place is there. Now Pac-Man Championship version I wasn't sure about at first cause I never played it in the arcade version, but it takes Pac-man to a whole new level, more like Pac-Man on steroids! I fell in love with it after a while it's a the best Pac-Man game I've played and that's from someone that grew up loving the original Pac-Man. For the other games Dig-Dug, Splatter House, Rolling Thunder I & II, Tower of Druaga, Tank Force, Sky Kid, Pac-Man vs. and let us not forget the two Galaga games is just as I remember it for me arcade, I mean the sound and the graphics are the same from the arcade. I did not care for Sky Kid even back in the arcade from the late 80's and during the 90's, I think the one I like the best is Rolling Thunder II you can tell from the artwork from the game that the old pinball machines had an influence on Rolling Thunder II this one held my attention more that the others. Splatter House is my second favorite but a little more difficult than I remember but that's okay I going to really get into this one more, I had this one on my old Sega Genesis and I was so much better cause it gave you unlimited lives. But Let us not forget Pac-Man Championship Edition is clearly the best game in the bunch, this whole bundle of games I really like cause it brings me back to the days that you could go to the arcade and just spend one quarter per game, so I had a great time with a few dollars and could spend a hour just getting away from everything. Thank for reading my review.

The Namco Arcade Pac for the Nintendo Switch is the successor to the Namco Museum compilations that we have been receiving for the past several years on several older systems. While we have seen most of these games before, what makes this particular compilation stand out? As you might expect, many of the classics are here. Pac-Man, Dig Dug, and Galaga are accompanied by a few new faces I have not seen in these Namco compilations before; a few more complex titles such as Splatterhouse and Rolling Thunder. Additionally, the recent Pac-Man Championship edition 2 is included, a game that sells on its own digitally. All the games seem to play very close to their original versions and I didn't notice any difficulty running them on the Switch. The menu screens are nice and the games do have some limited customization options, but I think the real breadwinner here is simply the fact that with the Switch we now have an easy way to play these classics on the go and then back at home without swit hing between a portable and home system. This let's your high scores stay aligned and intact. The game has online rankings as well. Even though this compilation is smaller than previous entries and doesnt include a few staple games like Ms. Pac-Man, I would still recommend this to anyone who likes to play these on the go. The quick nature of these games are perfect for portable play.

The real treat on this collection is Pac-Man Vs., which hasn't been available since the day of the GameCube, but the other games on here are good stuff. It could probably stand to have a few more titles on it but Rolling Thunder, Galaga, and Pac-Man Championship Edition 2 are all highlights on what's an overall pretty sharp collection. Stuff runs well on both portable and stationary modes with the Switch so this is ideal for concentrated play or a quick break.

Multiple games is my favorite game Batman there are over 20 games to choose

So many different games to play on it. Takes me back to yesterday.

Bought this to specifically play Galaga, so that was good. Lots of other games on there but - and maybe this is because of my age - I just didn't love them. A few are good but some are whatever. Cheap though, so worth the gamble if you like these older games.

This game collection includes some of my old-school favorites (but not all). And while it's fun to kill some time eating ghosts and blasting invading alien ships, the game screen areas are small and the controllers can be a bit difficult to quickly manuever. Overall, it's a fun addition to the Switch.

Namco Museum is a collection of nostalgic arcade hits, from Dig Dug to Pac Man to Galaga. If you've ever played these games while growing up, give this collection some consideration. And this game is released on the Nintendo Switch, a perfect title to take on the road.

Although this collection of games should have more titles included it’s worth it in my opinion just to have a physical copy of the arcade perfect version of Splatterhouse. I wish the sequels were included but for $20 on sale it was a no brainer once again!

This is a pretty good collection of classic games with the great Pacman Champion Edition 2 thrown in for good measure. I am not sure how Namco justified charging $40 for this collection originally but we paid $20 and have been very happy with our purchase.

this is a really fun collection of namco games. its good if you want to pass sometime waiting on something else to do. very simple to understand games. I just wish they would have included ms pac man. but over all its great for what you get.

was looking for the old style arcade games in a portable version. The Nintendo switch is nice, playing the games on the portable console is a little small but not bad and playing them on my tv is really nice.