Games Review: Galaga Legions

Xbox Live Arcade, Namco, 800 MSP/£6.8

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Namco’s back catalogue of arcade classics is proving to be a rich hunting ground for contenders to be transformed into new download games.

Galaga Legions, a remake of the space shooter Galaga, is a retro gem that has been given a facelift and is everything a cut price shoot-’em-up should be: tricky, fast-paced and almost impossible to stop playing. While it doesn’t impress quite as much as its closest rival, Geometry Wars 2, it’s still very much worth a shot.

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Games Review: Galaga Legions

Xbox Live Arcade, Namco, 800 MSP/£6.8

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