Submitted by skynidas 926d ago | review

Gaming Age: Namco Museum Essentials Review

Gaming Age writes: "Besides that, there's not much else to the release. Like I mentioned earlier, it's nice to have these titles on the PSN, but if you're already content with a previous compilation that features these titles, there's not much reason to pick it up again. Having unlockable Home rewards is pretty cool, but I realize that not everyone uses the service either, so you'll need to weigh in whether or not that's something you'll find appealing. Still, it's not an expensive purchase, and if you enjoy score attacks and leaderboards, maybe you can get a few friends on board and have your own set of challenges, or attempt to place in the upper echelons of the world rankings. All in all, it's a solid port of something we've seen a hundred times already, but still worth playing". (Namco Museum Essentials, PS3) C+/A+

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