Midway Arcade Treasures 2
Midway Arcade Treasures 2 brings together the hit games of the arcade, and delivers them to your Xbox! Great gaming and classic action combine in one collection. Play robot football in Cyberball 2072, race F-1 cars in Championship Sprint and go one-on-one on the ball courts with Arch Rivals
Midway Arcade Treasures 2 Accessories
 Midway Arcade Treasures
Capcom Classics Collection
Taito Legends
Namco Museum 50th Anniversary
Capcom Classics Collection Volume 2
Soul Calibur II
Midway Arcade Treasures 2
Mortal Kombat Armageddon
BioShock
Left 4 Dead
Midway Arcade Treasures 2 Reviews
I saw a recent nostalgia article on several of the games, and picked up this collection expecting to play it in emulation mode on my 360, and it does work. Warning, this is does *NOT* work on the Xbox 360. Now to drag the xbox out of the closet.
CyberBall rocks. Enjoyed old memories as well as creating new ones with my son.
I can't speak upon the behalf of others, who don't like fighting/action games. I'm dissappointed to read all these negative reviews. Thank You XboX The XboX version from what I've noticed on the fighting games is good near flawless. The PS2 version does have Pit Fighter which is nearly unplayable, due to the game game.
So if you want to not goto arcades again, then majority of this game, on XboX, not PS2, is the definite way to go. The speed is like 4 times faster then it should be. I have both PS2 and XboX versions of this game. XboX didn't have that problem.
This collection is perfect. I was surprised to find an old classic "Wizard of Wor" on here, complete with synthesized voice track. The menu interface is much better on this collection than the first midway anthology, and all I can say is look at the games available on this collection: "Mortal Kombat 1" seems to be missing from the line up, but "MK2" and "MK3" are there so NBD. This is a "must own".
While it was great to play some of these old games, I was very disappointed with the fact that some of the games didn't work. If the games would work as advertised, it would be great. Also, some of them were supposed to be 2 - 4 player games, but only the 1 player version was available. It made for a quite frustrating experience.
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