Regional Differences
In Japan, the original release is known simply as Namco Museum. It consists of the four arrangements and their respective games of origin, along with the original Rally-X, Galaxian, and Ms. Pac-Man.
Namco Museum Volume 2 was released on February 23, 2006 in Japan only. Largely composed of the ten extra titles prepared for the International versions (denoted in the list above with an asterisk), Volume 2 also contains a port of 1987's Dragon Spirit as well as a brand-new arrangement of Motos and an updated arrangement of Pac-Man. Pac Man Arrangement Plus, as it is titled, bears no affiliation with Bally/Midway's Pac-Man Plus.
Both of the volumes are available on the Japanese PlayStation Store.
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