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3.1 / 5

Platform
PlayStation
Genres
Arcade
Player Perspective
First person
Developers
NOW Production
Publishers
Namco · Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release date
June 25, 1996

Summary

Namco Museum Vol. 3 packs six classic arcade titles onto a single PlayStation disc, letting me jump from the neon‑filled skies of Galaxian straight into the maze‑chasing thrills of Ms. Pac‑Man and the underground tunnels of Dig Dug. The collection also hides two lesser‑known gems—Phozon and The Tower of Druaga—each offering a nostalgic punch for seasoned players while remaining fresh for newcomers. What really caught my eye were the secret variants of Druaga: "Another Tower" and "Darkness Tower," both tougher than the original and demanding distinct strategies to conquer.
Critically, the compilation earned mixed reactions. Next Generation warned that the series was being stretched beyond its natural three‑disc limit, yet praised the genuine classics that still shine. Famitsu’s 27/40 score and GamePro’s “must‑have arcade fun” endorsement sum up the modest yet enjoyable experience that Namco Museum Volume 3 delivers.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Single