#namco museum vol 3

[smbhax]

Mappy in the museum theater's audience, Namco Museum Vol. 3 (PS1)

Session: https://youtu.be/hSMPDQVB56w

[sling-b]

all 5 namco museum volumes finally ranked

was very surprised with how decent volumes 4 and 5 were considering they're filled with the most obscure games in existence... volume 2 on the other hand

[playstationpark]

[skeletalheartattack]

WATCH MS. PAC-MAN DANCE

WATCH MS. PAC-MAN DANCE

[g4zdtechtv]

G4EVER PRESENTS: Freeplay Special - Every Arcade Compilation Ever, Part 1

Pop In Those Quarters!

(STAY PLUGGED IN)

(4GTV - STREAM WHAT YOU PLAY! WATCH NOW!)

[nat0rii]

ihop amy 🧇💖

[moodyskeletonart]

Take some aesthetic CRT photos of Namco Museum Vol 3

[retrogamingloft]

Namco Museum Vol. 3 (PlayStation Compilation) - Pole Position II Longplay I was utterly frustrated after repeatedly failing to complete the race, but no, it couldn't end like that...

[xolta]

Video games I played/tired this year that I recommend list.

~Nintendo Switch: Kirby and the forget land (platformer) Super Mario bros wonder(platformer) Splatoon 3(Squad tps/ squid kids) Sega ages: VR Vitura racing(arcade racing sim) Super mario 3d world + Bower's fury(platformer) F zero 99(super face racing/battle royal) ~

~Super Nintendo: Demon's crest( metroidvania action platformer/bullshit hard) ~

~Nintendo entertainment system: Wurm: Journey to the Center of the Earth(action advenutre) ~

~PC: Warhammer 40k Boltgun(Fps) Xeno tilt( virtual pinball) Pizza tower(Platformer) Pseudoregalia(Metroidvania/3dplaftormer/furry ass) Hypnospace outlaw(visual novel/ 90s web nostalgia em up) Spyro reignited trilogy(game remasters/3d platforming) Moto Racer 1 and 2(Arcade racer/ motorcycle racer) Ex zodaic(Rail Shooter/Starfox/ Its not finished yet so heads up) Gravity circuit(platfromer/ mega mang) Gunners heart(Rail shooter/ flight combat) Chaos legion (charater action/ janky charming stupidity) NAMCO MUSEUM ARCHIVES Vol 1 and 2 (game collection) ~

~Sega Dreamcast: Blue Stinger( Survival horror/ comdey master piece) ~

~Xbox series X: Wild hearts(monster hunting) Rare Replay(game collection) Resident evil 8( Survival horror/ Vampire mommy sim) Hifi rush(Character action/ Rhythm) ~

~Sony PSP: Metal slug XX(run and gun) ~

And the Gold turd award for worst game I played this year goes to...

The Flintstones: Dino Lost in Bedrock For MS Dos!

[co-mei-dy]

Growing up playing namco museum vol 3 on my ps1, I've always wanted to collect them all. Especially after finding out they spell out namco once placed side by side in release order. Fortunately I managed to collect them all a few years ago. Vol 1 even came with this little advert, interestingly enough having a different game listed in vol 5 than compared to the actual release. Sadly I don't own the Japan only encore vol with the registration symbol. Maybe one day but for now I'm happy with this set.

[smbhax]

From the Ms. Pac-Man museum exhibit in Namco Museum Vol. 3 (PS1)

Session: https://youtu.be/hSMPDQVB56w

[dejavusecondhandboutique]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Namco Museum Vol. 3 (Sony PlayStation 1, 1996).

[playstationpark]

In The Theatre 'Namco Museum Vol. 3' PlayStation

[cringywhitedragon]

Here’s an obscure one for ya’ll. Even moreso then PAC and Pal.

Released sometime around 1983, Phozon never released outside of Japan until Namco Museam Vol 3 on the OG PlayStation. It would be later re-released as apart of the Arcade Archives series.

Info on what this game’s physical hardware are next to non-existent with very sparse documentation coming from few sources and Namco museum itself. An exception exists as Gaplus/Galaga 3 runs on the same hardware as Phozon, which did get an international release.

The original ROM is readily available and can even be played online through the Internet Archive and I’ve seen rumors/recounts that there was a possible Italian version of Phozon out there (Not sure if it’s a simple ROM hack or if there was ever a physical bootleg released into the wild at some point).

Call this a sort of call to action but I really wish someone would document more on this game.

English arcade flyers of:

Phozon / フォゾン

Art by Namco (Artist, name unknown)

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The strange thing here is according to every source RG can find Phozon did not get an English arcade release.

[posthumanwanderings]

theater, Namco Museum Vol.3 (PS1)

[stardestroyer81]

Happy twenty-fifth anniversary to the third installment of Namco's arcade archives, Namco Museum Vol. 3! This game (Tied with Mega Man 10 and Mega Man 11) is my favorite video game ever, and from it being a game I played a lot of during my earlier years, is largely the sole reason why I have such a deep fascination with all things arcade games! The Namco Museum series, which debuted on the PlayStation, took classic arcade games of Namco's creation and made them accessible for play right in the comfort of your living room! Five installments were released on the PlayStation (Including a Japan-Only sequel 'Namco Museum Encore'), and each volume has games that everyone knows and loves, and even a few that are lesser known. I find that Namco Museum Vol. 3 pulls the balance of 'arcade classics' and 'classics lot to time' quite nicely; you've got games you recognize like Ms. Pac-Man and Dig Dug, though there are also some games that aren't quite as well known (Especially to the western audience) like Phozon and The Tower of Druaga. It makes for such a great collection of games! And there's only one way I like to show my appreciation for something in time for its anniversary...

It's easier to notice in some wallpapers more than others (I find it's the most obvious in the Phozon wallpaper), but I've attempted to replicate the style of an old CRT screen for each game's wallpaper, so it looks like each picture was taken right from each game's respective arcade cabinet. I've still got a little ways to go until I master the effect, but it really makes the game-specific wallpapers stand out! Hopefully one day we'll see a 'return to form' for the Namco Museum series, as the original pentalogy on the PlayStation, while a bit dated, still has the most charm out of every Namco Museum that followed suit (All of which are mere compilations instead of... well... museums of content). Here's to a timeless collection of timeless games!