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Galaga Arcade Games are, without doubt, the most recognizable classic arcade games in history. We all have memories of chasing things all over the board while playing Pac-man Galaga arcade games. And who could ever forget that awesomely hip, Ms. Pac-man? If have fond memories of tossing the quarters in the slot, you will be glad to know that today’s Galaga arcade games come with both games! In fact, the game units from Galaga come with more than forty games in all! You can find your favorite games among a list that includes some of the best and most famous classic arcade games in history. Here are just a few: Pac-man and Ms. Pac-man, Galaga, Frogger, Donkey Kong, Millipede and my favorite of all time-Space Invaders. A list like that is bound to send you down memory lane.

The Best of Both Worlds
Galaga arcade game units are manufactured in three styles. There is the 25” Standard Upright model, the 19” Cabaret model and the 19” Cocktail Table model. More than twenty years has passed since Galaga first brought us their famous video games. Today these machines come ready to play everything from the classical versions of your favorite games to the latest up to date versions available today. You can have the best of both worlds.
Many Platforms-Long Histories

Galaga arcade games have been ported to many different gaming systems. In 2004 Galaga was released on the mobile platform. In 2009 iPhone released the Galaga Remix version and Sprint is offering subscribers a Dual Fighter Mode version of the game. Galaga (Gyaraga in the original Japanese), was developed and published by Namco in Japan in 1979. It was introduced in America in 1981 by Midway. Originally the game was titled “Galaxian”. The Galaxian series, includes Galaxian (1979), Galaga (1981), Gaplus/Galaga 3 (1984), Galaga ’88 (1987) and Galaga Legions (2008). And to show how the manufacturer of the world’s most recognizable video game unit is keeping with the seasons, Galaga most recently appeared as a Hallmark greeting card company Christmas tree ornament in 2009.