Yeah isn't that crazy? If you want to read more about the Mr. Driller/Dig Dug connection, be sure to read my new blog I'll be posting tomorrow morning.
Galaga '88 is a heck of a lot of fun. Did you not see it in arcades back then? I saw it a lot.
My brother Jeff loves Ace Combat games. I bought him Ace Combat 7 when it was on sale for 30 bucks a while back. A lot of the pilot call signs in the games make reference to classic Namco titles. And one of the characters in one of the Ace Combat games is the Ridge Racer lady's sister. And depending on who you ask, Ace Combat takes place on the same timeline as Galaga, Dig Dug, and Mr. Driller! Look up Namco USGF timeline and see what you can find! It's crazy!
I got the Crash Team Racing remake for Christmas. The graphics are amazing. It's crazy how far we've come.
I think pretty much any game I play is a good mood happy game. So just think about what I would play. But some examples I can think of are Animal Crossing, classic arcade games, Katamari Damacy, Mr. Driller, Kirby, Loco Roco, and so on.
Yeah for simple games, I don't remember playing for very long as a kid. We'd play for a little while and then do something else.
You said Fam Together is on other consoles, too, right? I wonder if it's cross platform play online? I'd play it with you if I didn't already have two Animal Crossing games going as well as stuff to review.
When my brothers were really into playing HALO, I would always call the vehicles they would ride in 'tractors' So when I'd watch them play, I'd say, "Get in the tractor" and they'd just roll their eyes at me!
Wow I have never heard of this game, or at least don't remember it. And I know a lot of N64 games! Which characters do you think I'd like?
Quest 64 was so, so bad.
I may write about the Namcot Collection since it has some different games than the Namco Museum Archives. My Drill Land blog will be up next week since I got the downloadable game as well. I had a lot of fun writing that blog.
No, Namco Museum Arcade PAC has the Namco Museum game that was only on Switch, plus Pac-Man Champion Edition DX. Basically they took two previously downloadable only games and put them on one cart.
And in other news, I caved in and imported the physical Namcot Collection for Switch because it was only 25 bucks. I also got the Mr. Driller Drill Land physical copy version imported as well because it was only 30. Not bad for import prices. I'll have a Drill Land blog up next week.
Yes, these are all NES and Famicom games. No arcade. I wish there was a physical release, too. The Switch got one in Japan, but it has different games on it! Maybe I'll import it someday if import prices get cheap enough. After the first Namco Museum came out on the Switch, they did make a physical release of that with Namco Museum arcade PAC, so there's a small hope for Archives as well.
