Arcade Treasures - Extended Play collects 21 classic arcade games, for the latest generation of hot game consoles! Great gaming and classic action combine in one collection. Games include: Rampage Championship Sprint Mortal Kombat Mortal Kombat II Mortal Kombat 3 Spy Hunter Sinistar Defender Paperboy . and many more!
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21 classic arcade games
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Gauntlet, Wizard of Wor, Paperboy, Defender, Xybots
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11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
You can change characters in GauntletJul 22, 2006
By P. Adkins
"Adders"
Hello All
I really love this compilation, a lot of old favs are here.
The main reason I'm writing is to let people know how to change character in Gauntlet, I couldn't work out how the same as one of the reviewers above but found the solution on a site after much searching.
Basically load the game, before clicking play hit (square) instead for options you can choose the character your credits go to there.
I was gutted when I thought I was stuck playing Warrior, now I'm happy as Larry.
Cheers
7 of 9 found the following review helpful:
I play this PSP game more than any of the others...Dec 13, 2006
By Raymond Martin
"Monty"
I own 15 or so games for my PSP, but I always find myself coming back to this one. If you're sitting in a doctor's waiting room or have only a little time to kill, you can play one of these games. Most of the time I am playing my PSP, I don't have 30 minutes to do a GTA mission and I don't have enough time to play an entire game of NBA or Madden, but I can always knock out a game or two of Paperboy or Mortal Kombat. I played alot of these games growing up and some of them are still my faves. Seems like alot of people don't like this game, but I think it's definitely worth buying.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
RetroJun 25, 2008
By Ron This is a decent collection of old school arcade classics. If you have the playstation 2, then these are just cherry picked titles from Midway Arcade Treasures 1 and 2. There is nothing new on the psp that is not on those two titles. This is a nice sampling of Midway titles from the era. The transition is pretty smooth, though the wide screen does seem to distort a few of the games. No widescreen arcade games back in the 80's. The play is simple and fun for passing some time. You can't save, so for the most part you will just play a quick game or two. I think this and Capcom are pretty good collections for the psp.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
It's truly a blast from the past.Feb 08, 2008
By Bill
"EvilTwin"
I bought this solely to play Rampage, but I guess I had forgotten how much fun Mortal Kombat was. A lot of these games were the ones I played at home or the local arcade when I was in elementary school. I'm not so much a fan of the newer games or consoles, but as soon as I saw I could get these games with PSP I had to get one.
I would recommend this to anyone who had a great time playing these games as a kid.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
controls suckMar 19, 2009
By Nick
"nick"
This is the problem with reading reviews before you purchase something, sometimes everyone is wrong. The controls for this game SUCK. The only games I like are the mortal kombat 1, 2, 3, triolgy. I have MK 2 on the ps3 network and that was a good make over to the new system, however the change over to the psp was not so great. There are long loading times between matches and the sound is cheap, unlike the revamp 5.1 dolby digital for the ps3 version. and the controls are very unresponsive, you have to use the analog stick to jump and the directional stick to perform combos and other special moves which I find incredibly difficult to do. BAD BAD MAKEOVER.
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