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Microsoft Arcade is a series of classic arcade game compilations, the first of which was released in 1993 on a single 1.44MB floppy. Available for both Microsoft Windows 3.1 and the Apple Macintosh, it contained versions of Tempest, Battlezone, Asteroids, Centipede, and Missile Command, all of which were arcade games from Atari. Although the games were very similar to the original games in both appearance and gameplay, they were newly written versions, not ports of the original arcade game code.
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Each game allowed certain customizations not available in the original arcade game, i.e. The number of lives and bonus levels.
The Microsoft Help files included with the games contained history of the development of the original arcade versions of the games. Two follow up versions were released, including the arcade games from Namco. Kobelco Welding Handbook there. The first was Microsoft Return of Arcade, released in 1996 and containing Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Galaxian, and Pole Position.
The second follow-up, released in 1998, was called Microsoft Revenge of Arcade and contained Ms. Pac-Man, Mappy, Rally-X, Xevious, and Motos. Officially, both of these follow-ups required Windows 95 or later, though the demo for Return of Arcade is a 16-bit program that requires only WinG to run in Windows 3.1. In 2000, to celebrate Pac-Man's 20th anniversary, Microsoft re-released Return of Arcade and added Ms. Pac-Man (as presented in Revenge of Arcade) to the roster of games. Nneka Soul Is Heavy Rapidshare.
None of the other games from Revenge of Arcade were included. This updated package was called Microsoft Return of Arcade: Anniversary Edition. Office Depot. But it will be the 20th Anniversary Edition which includes Ms Pac Man as well.
Here's a link to buy it for the current price of $12.97 at Office Depot. Amazon has it for sale for ~$70. I have no idea why anyone would pay that much for it. Even if it IS discontinued. I'd order it through the link I gave, have it sent to a local store for pickup, and save $$$. (You'll likely have to have them send a copy to the store since it's discontinued, and will be unlikely to be at a store currently.) •. Anyone remember these?
Is there anywhere you can download them? Microsoft Arcade is a package of classic arcade games released in 1993 on a single 1.44MB floppy. Available for both Microsoft Windows 3.1 and the Apple Macintosh, it contains versions of Tempest, Battlezone, Asteroids, Centipede, and Missile Command. Although the games are very similar to the original games in both appearance and gameplay, they were newly-written versions, not ports of the original arcade game code. Each game allows certain customizations not available in the original arcade game, i.e. The number of lives and bonus levels. Two follow up versions were released.
The first is Microsoft Return of Arcade, released in 1995 and containing Galaxian, Pac-Man, Pole Position, and Dig-Dug. The second follow-up, released in 1998, is called Microsoft Revenge of Arcade and contains Ms.
Pac-Man, Mappy, Rally X, Xevious, and Motos. Both of these follow-ups require Windows 95 or later. In 2000, to celebrate Pac-Man's 20th anniversary, Microsoft re-released Return of Arcade and added Ms. Pac-Man (as presented in Revenge of Arcade) to the roster of games. Gibson Guitars Screensaver. None of the other games from Revenge of Arcade were included, though. This updated package was called Microsoft Return of Arcade: 20th Anniversary Edition. The original Microsoft Arcade was made obsolete starting in 1999, when Hasbro Interactive released two volumes of Atari Arcade Hits, which finally did contain ports of the original arcade code for all five games from the original Microsoft package.