Bandai Namco’s Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 are now available for all platforms. Each volume collects 10 retro Namco titles that have never been released in the West. Some new titles have also been included, exclusive to each volume. Check out all the game below in the release trailer.

Vol. 1 features titles like Dig Dug, Dragon Buster, Galaxian and Pac-Man. It’s exclusive title is Pac-Man Championship Edition, which is actually an 8-bit demaster of the game. Those who pick up Vol. 2 will receive Rolling Thunder, Super Xevious, Dragon Buster 2 and an 8-bit consolized version of Gaplus, the 1984 sequel to Galaga.

Both volumes include a save function that lets you to save progress at any time. There’s also a “replay” function that will rewind the game by one minute. If you’re in any particularly devious battles, then this is certainly helpful. Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 retail for $19.99 each and are available for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch.

Leaked earlier this month via the Microsoft Store, Bandai Namco has confirmed that Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 will be releasing on June 18th. Both compilations will be available for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch. If you’ve ever seen Namcot Collection for the Switch, this is essentially a Western version of the same.

Each volume includes ten old-school games from Namco that have only been available in Japan. This marks the first time they’re being localized for a Western audience. Of course, there are some new releases to look forward to. Vol.1, for example, include an 8-bit demastered version of Pac-Man Championship Edition.

As for Vol. 2, it contains an 8-bit “consolized” version of Gaplus. This serves as the official sequel for classic shoot ’em up Galaga and was first available in Japan back in 1984. Check out the full list of games from both compilations below and stay tuned for more details on both volumes in the coming week.

• Dig Dug
• Dragon Buster
• Dragon Spirit: The New Legend
• Galaxian
• Mappy
• Pac-Man
• Pac-Man Championship Edition (8-bit demastered version)
• Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti
• Sky Kid
• The Tower of Druaga
• Xevious
• Battle City
• Dig Dug II
• Dragon Buster II
• Galaga
• Gaplus (8-bit consolized version)
• Legacy of the Wizard
• Mappy-Land
• Mendel Palace
• Pac-Land
• Rolling Thunder
• Super Xevious

Among other listings prematurely leaked from the Microsoft Store are Bandai Namco’s Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2. Each collection features 11 classic Namco titles and will release on June 18th for Xbox One. Since a similar compilation, Namcot Collection, will be releasing for Nintendo Switch in Japan on the same day, expect the Namco Museum Archives to arrive for other platforms as well.

Vol. 1 includes ten classic Namco games which have never been localized for the West. There’s also an 8-bit version of Pac-Man Championship Edition which serves as a demaster. Vol. 2 follows the same route with its own selection of ten classics. However, it include an 8-bit “consolized” version of Gaplus (which is the official sequel to Galaga that released for Japan in 1984).

The full list of games in both volumes can be seen below:

• Dig Dug
• Dragon Buster
• Dragon Spirit: The New Legend
• Galaxian
• Mappy
• Pac-Man
• Pac-Man Championship Edition (8-bit demastered version)
• Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti
• Sky Kid
• The Tower of Druaga
• Xevious
• Battle City
• Dig Dug II
• Dragon Buster II
• Galaga
• Gaplus (8-bit consolized version)
• Legacy of the Wizard
• Mappy-Land
• Mendel Palace
• Pac-Land
• Rolling Thunder
• Super Xevious

Expect an official announcement or even a stealth drop for Namco Museum Archives Vol. 1 and 2 in the coming weeks. If you’re in the mood for even more retro goodness, then Sega recently announced the Game Gear Micro. This retro console re-release has four different color variants, each with their own selection of classics.