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Namco Museum (2001) (Game Boy Advance) - Features five games.

Namco Museum (2000) (Dreamcast) - Near-identical to Namco Museum 64, except for adding a bonus VMU game ( PACit).

Namco Museum 64 (1999) (Nintendo 64) - Features six games.

Unlike the Japanese version(s), seemingly no extra downloadable games are available/planned.

Mendel Palace (1989) - same as Japanese "Quinty".

Legacy of the Wizard (1987) - same as Japanese "Dragon Slayer IV".

Quinty (1989) - same as English "Mendel Palace"Īs with the downloadable edition, other games can be purchased separately.

Pac-Man Championship Edition (2007/08) - official release of homebrew port.

The physical version of Namcot Collection includes eleven games: If ten games are purchased, the player will unlock the homebrew Famicom port of Pac-Man Championship Edition. Other games can be purchased individually for roughly $3 USD among these games are Pac-Man, Pac-Land, and Family Pinball. The downloadable version of Namcot Collection is free, but only includes one game - Wagyan Land (1989). Namcot Collection is exclusive to the Nintendo Switch Namco Museum Archives is available on multiple platforms.

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Rather than focusing on arcade games, the series only includes Famicom/NES titles. Known as Namcot Collection in Japan, Namco Museum Archives is a new sub-series to Namco Museum.

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Pac-Man (1982) was released as downloadable content it was free until March 31, 2014, but is now a $4.99 in-game purchase.

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Pac-Man Arrangement (2005 - PSP version).Nintendo 3DS and Wii U ports were planned but cancelled. Includes all games from Remix, in addition to the new Grobda Remix and the following arcade games:Ī solely Pac-Man-focused compilation, released on Februfor Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. Released exclusively in North America on November 16, 2010. A slightly modified version called Namco Museum Megamix was released afterward. The Wii featured a rather unique Namco Museum installment titled Namco Museum Remix, which mainly focuses on new games rather than old ones. Released on Aug(in between the other two), it has all games from the Japanese/Korean volumes combined, minus Pac-Man Arrangement +, Motos Arrangement, and Dragon Spirit. The American and European release of the game. Released in Japan and Korea on February 23, 2006. Pac-Man (1982) is also included in the Japanese version, but not the Korean version.

Released in Japan and Korea on February 24, 2005. Features many "arranged" versions of games these are not the same as the identically-titled Arrangement games seen in the Namco Classic Collection series (and in some of the Mass Media-developed Namco Museums).

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This volume reportedly has problems when played on a PS2 or PS3.Ī rather confusing series - two small volumes were released in Japan and Korea, while one giant volume was released in North America and Europe. Pac-Man still appear in the opening intro. While no Pac-Man games are included, both him and Ms. Released exclusively in Japan on October 30, 1997.

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Features five games:Īssault Plus (1988) is also a hidden game. Both were seemingly created solely for Volume 3. There are two hidden games in this compilation - The Tower of Druaga: Another Tower and The Tower of Druaga: Darkness Tower. The Japan release also included Bomb Bee (1979) as a bonus game just like Cutie Q, it cannot be played in the English release. The original Japanese version includes Cutie Q (1979) in other regions, it was replaced with Super Pac-Man (1982). The following games appear across all regions: Each game also features a 3D animated intro, where Pac-Man travels throughout the different included games' locations. Future installments (including Namco Museum Encore) dropped the museum content entirely, instead solely focusing on the included games. The original five PS1 games feature many extra content, and are navigated like a true "museum". An "encore" volume was also released exclusively in Japan, but it does not have any Pac-Man games. Each volume has a letter on its front case, and spells out "NAMCO" when all five are lined up. Namco Museum originated on the PlayStation in the form of five volumes. 1.5.2 Namcot Collection (cartridge version).1.5.1 Namcot Collection (download version).