NAM-1975 is a fun game while it lasts. The game itself is short, but the gameplay is fun and the presentation is pretty sophisticated for a game from 1990, which I like. Picking up NAM isn't absolutely necessary, but it can be a fun diversion while also taking note of what SNK had in mind for the NEO-GEO hardware.
Nam-19751990
Nam-1975
1990 SNK70Good
Playtime
BriefTypically 1 hour
Playable on
Available on
- $7.99
Game modes
- 2 players
- 2 players
Details
Overview
![Arcade Longplay [275] NAM-1975](https://goood.games/api/asset/youtube:TfvBhYF-6jI/hero-1280x720.jpg)
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Reception
Press70
Good- OpenCritic70from 3 reviews
Another top quality retro game for Switch, NAM-1975 provides top tier multiplayer blasting action, a large range of customisation that the future Virtual Console would do well to copy, and classic pixel art. A short life span encourages quick bursts of play, but compliments its host hardware perfectly.
NAM-1975's status as a Neo Geo launch title means that while it's fun in short bursts, it's a long way from being the best the console has to offer. The action gets repetitive after long periods of time and in terms of visuals, it's quite a dull game in places. Still, if you're a fan of old-school coin-op blasters like Operation Wolf and Dynamite Duke...