Namco Games Collection

The arcade classic comes home! Guide Pac-Man through mazes while eating dots and avoiding ghosts Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde. Collect power pellets to turn the tables!

Pac-Mania for NES is an isometric 3D adaptation of the classic Pac-Man formula, featuring new jumping mechanics and faster gameplay. Released in 1990, this version brings the arcade hit home with colorful graphics and all the original mazes plus new additions.

Pac-Man's first platform adventure where he runs through a scrolling landscape to return a fairy to Fairyland. Features multi-directional scrolling, power pellets, and classic ghost enemies.

Namco's 1985 tank combat game featuring cooperative two-player mode. Defend your eagle base while destroying enemy tanks across 35 stages with upgradable weapons and destructible environments.

Galaga: Demons of Death is the NES port of Namco's classic arcade shooter Galaga (1981). This version features enhanced graphics, new enemy patterns, and the iconic 'Challenging Stage' bonus rounds. Players control a starfighter defending Earth against the Galaga alien armada, with the unique ability to rescue captured ships for dual-firepower.

Classic arcade maze game where players control Dig Dug to defeat enemies by inflating them with air or dropping rocks. Features iconic enemies Pooka and Fygar across multiple underground levels.

This arcade classic features police mouse Mappy chasing cat burglars through multi-story buildings to recover stolen goods. Players bounce on trampolines, avoid enemy cats, and collect treasures across 48 increasingly difficult stages.

Galaxian is a fixed shooter arcade game developed by Namco and ported to the NES in 1984. As the successor to Space Invaders, it introduced colorful graphics and enemies that dive-bomb toward the player's ship in formation patterns.

A fantasy-themed vertical shooter where players control the blue dragon Amul to rescue Princess Alicia from the evil demon Zawel. Features power-up orbs that transform Amul into different colored dragons with unique attack patterns.

R.B.I. Baseball 2 is the 1988 NES sequel that improved upon the original with full MLBPA licensing, featuring real MLB players for the first time in a console baseball game. With enhanced pitching mechanics, situational AI, and the introduction of player stats that affected gameplay.

Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures is an adventure game developed and published by Namco for the Sega Genesis. Unlike traditional Pac-Man games, this title features point-and-click gameplay with puzzle-solving elements as Pac-Man navigates through various environments.

Namco's 1987 sequel to Galaga introduces dimension warps, triple fighter combinations, and new enemy types like the Zako Yello. Features 29 stages with branching paths and a synthesized voice announcing power-ups.

Xevious is a groundbreaking vertical scrolling shooter released by Namco in 1982. Players control the Solvalou fighter aircraft battling against the Xevious forces, featuring dual-weapon systems (air bombs and lasers) and hidden Easter eggs.

Pac-Man is a maze arcade game developed and released by Namco. The game became a cultural phenomenon upon its release in 1980. Players control Pac-Man, who must eat all the dots inside an enclosed maze while avoiding four colored ghosts.

A unique Pac-Man variant where the iconic character teams up with Miru, a friendly ghost who helps collect items. Features cooperative gameplay elements in the classic maze-chase formula.

A pioneering run-and-gun shooter where players control agent Albatross infiltrating the terrorist organization Geldra to rescue fellow agent Leila Blitz.

Rolling Thunder 2 is a 1990 arcade run and gun game developed and published by Namco. The sequel to the 1986 original improves upon its predecessor with enhanced graphics, new weapons, and simultaneous two-player co-op. Players control agents Albatross and Leila as they infiltrate the criminal organization Geldra to rescue their kidnapped colleague.

A wacky futuristic track-and-field game featuring cyborg athletes competing in exaggerated Olympic-style events. Supports up to 4 players simultaneously.