Most conversion kits had different names than their original counterparts, and there are also usually 2 types of versions released. Games were also poor quality in conparison, do to Galaxian's hardware being older than the games it was trying to run, similar to Somari. The games that ran on Galaxian hardware that were released are GhostMuncher/Pacman (Pac-Man clone), Big Kong/Crazy Kong (Donkey Kong clone), and Zig Zag (Dig Dug clone). As this was done with many Galaxian cabinets (which were cheaper than the more successful games), it is common to find a converted Galaxian to one of these games
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| - Most conversion kits had different names than their original counterparts, and there are also usually 2 types of versions released. Games were also poor quality in conparison, do to Galaxian's hardware being older than the games it was trying to run, similar to Somari. The games that ran on Galaxian hardware that were released are GhostMuncher/Pacman (Pac-Man clone), Big Kong/Crazy Kong (Donkey Kong clone), and Zig Zag (Dig Dug clone). As this was done with many Galaxian cabinets (which were cheaper than the more successful games), it is common to find a converted Galaxian to one of these games
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| - Most conversion kits had different names than their original counterparts, and there are also usually 2 types of versions released. Games were also poor quality in conparison, do to Galaxian's hardware being older than the games it was trying to run, similar to Somari. The games that ran on Galaxian hardware that were released are GhostMuncher/Pacman (Pac-Man clone), Big Kong/Crazy Kong (Donkey Kong clone), and Zig Zag (Dig Dug clone). As this was done with many Galaxian cabinets (which were cheaper than the more successful games), it is common to find a converted Galaxian to one of these games .
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