Centipede / Breakout / Warlords

I am very happy with my purchase.

I purchased this game collection for my 9 year old granddaughter for Christmas. I remember watching my brother play this game many years ago. She absolutely loved Centipede and it is just as I remembered from back in the day. The colors are very vibrant.She has yet to figure Warlords out and Breakout is just as I remember it. Overall I would say that this game is well worth the money we paid for it.

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great seller, great price thanks

I got this game several years ago from Wal-Mart for about $10, and I haven't looked back since. All 3 of these former arcade games are very entertaining and have their own little hooks to keep you playing. On Centipede, the background and difficulty can be changed as you fight centipedes and other critters. Breakout lets you change up the gameplay completely, such as turning the blocks invisible or increasing the ball speed. I found Warlords to be the most addictive, as it involves defending the walls of your castle while destroying your 3 opponents' walls (also can be played in multiplayer, too!). Don't expect this compilation to be a masterpiece by any means, but it's one that you can sit down with for an afternoon and enjoy. Overall, this is a nice little collection of games that I personally find more entertaining than Namco Museum in all of its forms, and I'd recommend this to any gamer.

This triple release was a bargain I found in the local super store. I was entertained for a solid hour. After that time I became frustrated with the mechanics of these games on the Gameboy Advance and DS.The main menu starts with a nostalgic view of these three games.Breakout does not store high scores once the cartridge is powered off. The refresh rate for the pong style ball is choppy.Users can choose from five custom backgrounds which are not appealing.Centipede does not store high scores once the cartridge is powered off. The highlight of this game are the 5 retro backgrounds for the game.Warlords cannot store high scores.Pros:1) Good for one hour of mindless button pushing.Cons:1) Old games that are not appealing when compared to other titles available for the Gameboy Advance platform. I suggest trying Wolfenstein or Doom for the Gameboy if you like classic games.2) Retro music soundtrack was poorly made.