While the free play mode allows players to enjoy their favourite titles without worrying about dying, which is something you will experience on a regular basis with arcade titles such as these, there are also extra features that can help tailor the games to your liking. The controls can also be a bit of a bother with most of the games having been designed for an arcade stick but with a bit of time spent in free play mode, without the restrictions of credits, most games are simple enough to learn and can be enjoyed to their fullest in the score attack mode. It’s nothing to fret about as the games do run as smoothly as they did when first released but for those who are used to playing games on their home consoles, the choppiness that occurs from time to time may put you off. The look and feel of each arcade game is that of the originals and even some of the load times are authentic. Players are also able to engage in local multiplayer for any games that offer this. Each game has a free play mode so you can keep playing without the worry of credits and standard score attack modes which allow you to play with the games as they were intended on the arcade cabinets. Listing all thirty-one games would take some time but the pack contains classics such as Defender, Gauntlet, Robotron: 2084, Spy Hunter and Joust. The Midway Arcade Origins pack brings thirty-one of their games to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and, for the most part, they hold true to their arcade originals. This makes the Midway Arcade Origins pack a fantastic way for gamers to kick back at home with some amazing games from the eighties and nineties. Not all of us can afford, or have the space, to own actual arcade cabinets nor do we want to spent copious amounts of money sitting in an amusement park with a bunch of kids. With each new release gamers are looking for better graphics, tighter controls, inspiring stories and interesting characters but sometimes it is nice to go back and play some classic arcade titles from years gone by.
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