Arcade Islands: Volume One

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  1. M13
    Aug 22, 2022
    9
    Bought this on sale for 5 USD. Easily worth that price. Probably worth the full price if you have a family. 33 games, most of which are copies of other popular games. They looked at other games that were successful. Good phone games and good arcade games and copied them. So the morals of copying other games aside what we get is many many good games for the price of one. I enjoy playing it.Bought this on sale for 5 USD. Easily worth that price. Probably worth the full price if you have a family. 33 games, most of which are copies of other popular games. They looked at other games that were successful. Good phone games and good arcade games and copied them. So the morals of copying other games aside what we get is many many good games for the price of one. I enjoy playing it. My wife enjoys playing it. And our 13-year-old son enjoys playing it.… Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Oct 27, 2018
    60
    Arcade Islands: Volume One doesn’t short change us in regards the amount of games on offer, but I must stress that you won’t be wowed by any of them and a lot of the concepts have been delivered in a more exciting form elsewhere.
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  2. Xbox Tavern
    Sep 5, 2018
    54
    Arcade Islands: Volume One is a bundle of over thirty borrowed ideas, spread across a range of themed islands that encompasses them. While some of these games do indeed relay a good degree of fun, several of them either handle poorly, serve as filler or prove to be more frustrating than they’re worth. There’s certainly some value and depth to this collection, but it’s a far cry from both quality and innovation.
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