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racketboy
 Post subject: Together Retro: Dig Dug
PostPosted: Sun Aug 31, 2008 5:59 pm 
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I used to love this game as a kid -- but I do need to polish up my skills.
http://www.racketboy.com/retro/arcade/2 ... g-dug.html

Post your general discussion here.

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Sweet rendition of Dig-Dug from Namco x Capcom.


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This is one of the old arcade games that I really like.

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 Post subject: Re: Together Retro: Dig Dug
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I played an NES version via emulation. I first played this on a namco museum cart on my n64
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Anybody got any idea of how many versions there are, what consoles they released for, and what is the general difficulty level of each?

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is the NES port any good? the place were i buy my classic games has it

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 Post subject: Re: Together Retro: Dig Dug
PostPosted: Mon Sep 01, 2008 2:10 pm 
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tcpballa93 wrote:
is the NES port any good? the place were i buy my classic games has it


I think I've played it a few times -- I don't remember being disappointed with it...
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 Post subject: Re: Together Retro: Dig Dug
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racketboy wrote:
tcpballa93 wrote:
is the NES port any good? the place were i buy my classic games has it


I think I've played it a few times -- I don't remember being disappointed with it...

kk might pick it up, its like 7 bux lol

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For anyone with a PS2, the versions on Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Collection is quite good. It's emulated but done well.

Namco Museum Vol. 3 for the PS1 is also good version IIRC, despite being a recreation. It was developed by Namco not outsourced. I spent a lot of time playing DD on that disc!

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RadarScope1 wrote:
For anyone with a PS2, the versions on Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Collection is quite good. It's emulated but done well.

Namco Museum Vol. 3 for the PS1 is also good version IIRC, despite being a recreation. It was developed by Namco not outsourced. I spent a lot of time playing DD on that disc!

namco museum is also on the dreamcast

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