We briefly mentioned the tantalizing possibility of Namco Museum Remix for the Wii and now there are some more details on the title. Five games are getting the Wii-make treatment: Pac’ n Roll ...

When Namco announced a few weeks back that it would be closing off 60 of its Japanese arcade centers, it put the blame on a number of factors, including the popularity of the Wii.

Japanese publisher Namco Bandai has reported that it will ... including virtual surfing and ski jumping similar to some arcade games. The Wii Blaster also allows gamers to use their Wii Remotes ...

but Namco Museum Remix for the Nintendo Wii is new. Namco released Namco Museum compilations in the past where a handful of arcade classics like Pac Man and Dig Dug for every system under the sun ...

In recent years purveyors old arcade games have seen fit to repackage ... 3-D and with motion controls specific to the Wii. Whilst the original Namco Museum featured a rather tedious interface ...

Namco Bandai Games America today announced Namco Museum Megamix for the Wii, a collection of 18 straight ports of the company's arcade efforts, with an extra six updated "Remix" versions pulled ...

Remixed Arcade Classics Are Enhanced with 3D Visuals and Use of Wii Motion Control SANTA CLARA, Calif., (Sept. 3, 2010) – Leading video games publisher and developer NAMCO BANDAI Games America ...

Another interesting note is that all Namco games, both released and upcoming, cost a whopping 800 Wii Points in Japan instead of 500! Funnily enough, the only game that isn't from Namco or Sega ...

Namco Museum Remix includes five remixed Namco arcade games with new controls utilizing the Wii Remote to whip, swing, twist and shake up the video game classics. Also featuring a collection of ...

"A lot of the types of games that people played at an arcade can now be done at home," said the representative of the Namco Museum publisher. Machida mentions the Wii specifically, due to its ...

The arcade scene in Europe and ... citing the Nintendo Wii as the main reason for the closures. Yuji Machida acted as spokesman for Namco and told Reuters that the expanding home console market ...