I unfortunately do not recommend this as it seems like a poorly done remake of the originals, rather than the original games, with poor controls and timing. Capcom Arcade has better versions.

Just like the first Arcade Stadium, you're going to have to pay for most of these games as DLC, but the collection is worth it with a good sale or bundle especially with the options available.

While you have to pay (DLC) for most of the games, it's a really great collection with loads of options and extras and well worth it if you can find a sale or bundle.

Well-remastered versions of the classic Sonic games with more treats available in the (very recommended) DLC.

While there are a small number of odd control issues here and there, the collection across a wide number of Atari platforms and the included documents, concept art, videos, and other history is great.

A ton of great Pac-Man games here for you to play and design a little arcade around. A few titles are missing undoubtedly due to licensing issues, but that does not diminish the good variety here.

Actual difficulty (vs. modern artificial difficulty trash) classic NES games everyone should be playing.

The first six Megaman / Rockman games, which to me, are the best MM/RM games, really. Series really didn't offer anything good after 6 and the MM/RMX games are just story-heavy and dull.

A fun little obscure old puzzle/platformer that is still worth playing.

Similar to the Krynn and Archives Two, the age of these two games might put people off at first but it's easy to get used to.