Retro-enthusiasts HAMSTER have added another title to the Arcade Archives range. The ever-expanding catalogue is designed to release arcade classics of yesterday onto today’s consoles, with HAMSTER recently stating<\/a> that they hope to put out over 800 titles in all.<\/p> Yesterday saw the release of Taito’s 1982 arcade Front Line<\/em>, brought screaming into 2018 on the PS4. The predecessor to Capcom’s far superior Commando<\/em> (1985), Front Line<\/em> is a vertically scrolling shooter where you guide a one-armed dude in a red helmet as he rushes the battlefield, gunning down soldiers, lobbing grenades and riding tanks.<\/p> Look at his legs! What’s going on there?<\/p> Front Line<\/em> costs $8, which is too much for a game that can only be played today for novelty’s sake. I am 100% behind the Arcade Archive range. But HAMSTER have to get realistic about pricing. You can’t charge the same price for Front Line<\/em> as you do for Garou: Mark of the Wolves,<\/em> or even Bubble Bobble<\/em>. <\/p> Surely some of these more dated titles should retail for half that? Another option would be to bundle two “lesser” titles together. But if you have $8 to spend, and you want something from the ACA range, there’s so much more value available elsewhere in their catalogue.<\/p> Front Line<\/em> is available to download now on PS4. It also has a “T” rating!<\/p>