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• 1 Kolling

  Bought as a gift for my son-in-law, he thinks it’s great. More than one time play makes it worthwhile.

• 2 Conway

  This is a one person game. You can play with two to five other computer players. Each of the computer players has three levels of I.Q. This can make the time to play the game vary. Other than that is is CLUE. if you like the board game I think you’d like this as well. It is a solo game, but it sure is better than a deck of computer cards. Sound effects can be turn off if you don’t need to hear a ‘corny’ scream. The Music is SO-SO.But that is not why I got the game. My money was well spent.

• 3 Crane

  Clue Classic This is a good game for those times when you want to relax by playing a reasonably short, reasonably challenging game. Each time the characters, weapons and places are different, and you can play at different levels. I win some and I lose some, but I find it stretches my mind and holds my interest.

• 4 Bestpitch

  The title of this review pretty much says it all. This is a perfectly acceptable computer game- fun enough to play, but certainly not addictive. This is the Clue board game put on screen- you move your piece around the board, role dice, make accusations, etc. The drawings in the game (of the characters, rooms, etc.) are excellent, but there’s really not much more excitement than the board game offers. Actually, I find it less exciting than the board game because with the board game, you have other people to add to the atmosphere. This is just you and the computer.

• 5 Velasco

  Clue Classic

  LOVE THIS GAME! It is simple to use and fun. I can finally play by myself and enjoy the game.

• 6 Ngaw

  This Namco Museum game for PS2 takes you back to the 80’s with arcade hits such as Dig Dug, Rally X and Galaga, not to mention Pac Man and Ms. Pac Man. In the game selection screen; you even get to hear classic 80’s tunes by bands such as Lover Boy and Dexi’s Midnight Runners
  A must-have for any 80’s or arcade fan!

• 7 Labrecque

  Like the Midway arcade classic games pack this one brings back all the nostalgic memories of those bygone years and for that I greatly thank the makers for releasing this game pack. The ones on this disk I think I love the most are Pac-man, Galaga, and Dig-dug I still remember when I played these at the old arcade parlors along with the games like Popeye and Paperboy. Now for modern day gamers you might not care for these games as much since the graphics are at most 8-bit and the sound won’t have the action-packed or orchestra like music you have with the games of today, but still for us who grew up in the 80’s and remember the old games like this or the old game systems like Coleco or Atari we will of course still think of these games fondly. So while this game disk is still available and also still a resonable price I say for all us 80’s kids purchase this game pack and play the games of our bygone childhood years with joy…

• 8 Ibarra

  Namco’s 50th Anniversary edition of Namco Museum features 14 playable games along with two unlockables for a grand total of 16 arcade originals for your retro enjoyment. All the games, of course, are from the 80’s.

  The “Museum” part has been reduced down to you selecting different virtual arcade machines one at a time. At the same time, a pop song from the 80’s is played as background music. You cannot pick your song unlike from the Activision collection.

  The 5 original Namco Museums released in the 90’s for the first Playstation featured a 3D Pacman character that could walk around a virtual museum where you were able to examine many obscure Namco related artifacts.

  Only Rolling Thunder, Galaga 88, and Sky Kid are original releases; the rest of the games had already been released for the original 5 Namco Museums on the PS1. So this compilation might feel redundant if you already own the previous versions.

  In-game options are quick and easy to get into and out. The first Namco Museum for the PS1 did not even have an exit option once the game had begun. You had to press “reset” and wait forever for the system to restart.

  So in summary, you get a decent sized collection of Namco’s most well known arcade titles that are emulated well, quick to get into, and can provide hours and hours of fun. Conversly, I just wish that Namco included a sampling of their old arcade memorabilia along with some background info on the games. Either way this is a good collection that shouldn’t be missed.

• 9 Duffy

  Namco Musem 50th Aniiversary, Greatest Hits, have games that are fun for children, like when I grew up. They are at a level to where it’s not too much or too little. Fun for years to come.

• 10 Tagay

  I purchased this as a gift for my husband. He absolutely loved it. It brought back so many childhood memories. The games are like we remembered, but much more fun. My son is 18 and he had never seen these games before and he loves the games and even invited his friends to play. The games are easy to play and easy to understand. I would reccommend this product for the old and young alike. It was very refreshing to play them again.

• 11 Janes

  It is so kool. the controls are easy, and the graphics are really good! This is definatly worth the money!

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