predecessor and still lacked in content. Hatfield was the most critical, saying that the game's content left with little to offer for its price point, expressing disappointment towards its lack of replay value and for bearing little resemblance to the original Galaga. He went on to say the game was not much of an improvement over the first Galaga Legions and that only one playthrough showed off all it has to offer. Barker stated it was not as refined as Pac-Man Championship Edition DX and disliked its large emphasis on pattern memorization, saying that it led to repetition, while Wolinsky criticized the game's lack of extra content. Sterling suggested that the game could have used more gameplay modes and longer levels, feeling it has room for improvement. Notes References 2011 video games Namco Generations Galaxian PlayStation 3 games PlayStation Network games Video game remakes Xbox 360 Live Arcade games Namco games Bandai Namco games Twin-stick shooters Video games developed in Japan Windows Phone games