Sound familiar? It’s basically the same concept that drove the Wii U. A game we haven’t been able to play since its original release way back in 2003 (and even then only if we bought a shoddy racing game – R Racing – that it was packed in with) Pac-Man Vs.īack in 2003, Nintendo decided that it needed to give people the ability to use their Game Boy Advances in connection with their Gamecubes the idea being that through a specialised link cable you’d be able to use the GBA as a second screen, which could be for inventory storage, or maps, or other “secondary” features. A couple of the games are perhaps lesser known, and there may well be some people who have yet to witness how awesome the original Splatterhouse or The Tower of Druaga is… but do you really need yet another version of the original Pac-Man, Galaga, or Dig Dug? Probably not.īut there is one game in that pack of 11 that is an utter must. This package of 11 games from yesteryear is nothing that you haven’t had the opportunity to play, and consume, a hundred times over by now. ROLLING THUNDER™, ROLLING THUNDER 2™, SPLATTERHOUSE™, TANK FORCE™.Namco Museum Collection isn’t what you’d call essential, were it not for one little thing.
The famous arcades are back as NAMCO MUSEUM arrives exclusively on the Nintendo Switch in Summer 2017! It will include PAC-MAN™, DIG DUG™, THE TOWER OF DRUAGA™, SKYKID™, GALAGA™, GALAGA ’88 ™. NAMCO MUSEUM – Announcement Trailer | Nintendo Switch You can catch a glimpse of Splatterhouse from 0:18-0:21 in the Namco Museum trailer below. It will arrive on the Switch on July 28 for $29.99, and can be pre-ordered over on Nintendo’s official website.
Splatterhouse will be included in the upcoming Namco Museum compilation, which will include other classic games from Namco’s back-catalogue including Pac-Man, SkyKid, Tank Force and The Tower of Druaga. It proved to be such a hit that it was followed by a bunch of sequels and an ultraviolent remake in 2010 (which included the original game as a bonus feature). Originally released in arcades in 1988 before coming to PC and TurboGrafx-16 the following year with an early content advisory warning (the ESRB wasn’t formed until 1994), Namco’s Splatterhouse featured a hockey mask-wearing Jason Voorhees lookalike named Rick as he searches for his girlfriend across the accursed West Mansion.
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