Konami Classics Series: Arcade Hits

aka: Konami Arcade Classics, Konami Arcade Collection

Released

March 27th, 2007 on Nintendo DS

Credits

45 people

Publishers

Moby Score

7.5

#6,151 of 162K

Critics

78% (9)

Players

(1)

Ranking

#135 on Nintendo DS

Collected By

9 players

Genre: Compilation

ESRB Rating: Everyone 10+

Number of Offline Players: 1 Player

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Description

A compilation of fifteen of Konami's early arcade efforts. Includes options to change the screen orientation, and a jukebox feature that can be used when the DS is closed.

The 15 games are:

Contra
Gradius
Time Pilot
Scramble
Rush 'n' Attack
Horror Maze
Pooyan
Roc 'n' Rope
Track & Field
Circus Charlie
Road Fighter
Yie Ar Kung Fu
Rainbowbell
Shao-lin's Road
Basketball

Spellings

コナミアーケードコレクション - Japanese spelling

Groups +

Classic compilation games

Credits (Nintendo DS version)

45 People (36 developers, 9 thanks) · View all

Producer	Toshiyasu Kamiko
Production	Kenichiro Honda Hirotaka Ishikawa Keiichi Hatakeyama Takanori Murayama
Sound	Nobuhiko Matsufuji
Supervisor	Toru Hagihara
Executive Supervisor	Michihiro Ishizuka
Archives Cooperation	Masako Ōmichi Maki Kawasaki Shohei Obase Shigemasa Koizumi
Quality Assurance	Masanori Nishitani KDE Monitoring Center
Overseas Production Support	Yukako Hamaguchi Kyoko Fukuhara Katsuhiro Nakayama Osamu Fukushima Toru Murakami Scott Dolph
Chairman and CEO	Kazumi Kitaue
COO	Geoffrey Mulligan
Senior VP of Sales & Marketing	Catherine Fowler
Director, Product Marketing	Brad Schlachter
Product Manager	Dennis Lee
[ full credits ]

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Critics

Average score: 78% (based on 9 ratings)

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Trivia

Game titles

When Tutankham and Super Basketball were released in the U.S., they originally kept their original names. "Horror Maze" and "Basketball" are names exclusive to this collection. It is unknown why the games' names were changed. This compilation also marks the first North American appearance of the original TwinBee arcade game in any form. Twinbee was also known as RainbowBell (North America).