So I bought galaga on live arcade, and pretty much played it to death. As old as the game is, it is still pretty addicting. I and probably many others my age remember chunking quarters in the machine ages back, blasting the poor foolish alien vessles, who were eager to just ram you to death. The old classics never die in my eyes, and Galaga is no exception. The graphics and sounds are as full and alive as they were twenty years ago. Just turning on Galaga brings me back to the days of standing in a 7-11 with a big gulp hot dog and a bag of quarters......Ahhh memories.
We've seen many great classics hit Xbox Live Arcade over the months, some good, some not so good. That has absolutely nothing to do with the ports - on the contrary, the ports have transformed each game into their greate... Read Full Review
Needless to say Galaga is a pure classic. It revolutionized the gaming industry and showed what was possible with videogames. It left its mark on the industry and paved the way for future titles. It is only proper that s... Read Full Review
