Namco Museum DS review (DS)

In addition to playing the classics, there's a version of Pac-Man Vs. on the cartridge. This was a multiplayer version of Pac-Man originally released on the GameCube. The multiplayer ghosts vs. Pac-Man gameplay has been well duplicated on the DS, and you only need one copy of the cart to play it, which is nice. You'll also find a library section with some historical info about each game and a sound test mode where you can listen to all the music, as well as sound effects, from each arcade game.

Of course, all of this is meaningless if you aren't already interested in new releases of old games. And if you are, there's a fairly good chance that you have at least some of these games in other formats. With that in mind, there's nothing too special about this package that makes it stand out from the pack, save for its portability. If you're in need of an arcade-quality Xevious on the road, this will do the trick.