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After debuting in arcades way back in 1981, Galaga has been ported to numerous platforms and received a handful of sequels. Arcade Game Series: Galaga is the latest re-release of the ...

This time it's Namco's classic arcade space shooter Galaga. This title was first released in 1981 and is a sequel to the 1979 release Galaxian (previously released on the eShop in November last year).

Now, Galaga has come to the newest game platform--the Xbox 360. As part of its Xbox Live Arcade Wednesdays release campaign , Microsoft today made the game available on Xbox Live Marketplace for ...

Borrowing heavily from the arcade classic Galaga, Galagan's Island: Reprymian Rising is a space shooter that focuses more on reviving the simple classics of our childhood, rather than reinventing ...

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It's funny to look back on Kristan's review of the original Galaga, back when it plopped onto Live Arcade. Released in the middle of the 360's post-launch games drought, it was yet another retro ...

This week on Shack's Arcade Corner we take a look at Galaga, the 1981 classic arcade space shooter. This game was one of the best selling cabinets of the 1980's.

Arcade 1Up Galaga: was $299 now $199 Galaga is an old school arcade classic that no video game fan should be without. Use your spaceship to destroy and dodge attacking aliens.

My Arcade® announces the GALAGA Joystick Player, a portable retro arcade machine that brings the nostalgia of retro gaming to the palm of your hand. Despite its compact size, the Joystick Player ...

Galaga Xbox Live Arcade Hands-On. A quarter of a century later, we still can't seem to stop destroying our own ship in this seminal arcade shooter, soon to be found on Xbox 360s everywhere.

Astonishing fact of the day: Tom had never played Galaga until it popped up on Live Arcade this morning, which is the gaming equivalent of never having seen, I dunno, Blade Runner. After a while ...