Namco Museum 64 is basically a time machine for anyone who grew up feeding quarters into arcade cabinets. You get Pac-Man, Galaga, and a handful of other classics—all crammed onto an N64 cartridge. The emulation isn’t perfect (some of the sounds feel a little off), but it’s close enough that you’ll still catch yourself leaning into turns while playing Pole Position.

What’s cool is that you can play two-player in some of these, which turns Galaga into a weirdly intense competition. The museum part? It’s just a virtual arcade where you walk around to pick games—kind of gimmicky, but it adds a little charm. If you’ve got nostalgia for these old arcade hits, it’s a solid way to kill an afternoon.