Colliding R Reallying

Base: Namco Museum: Virtual Arcade AU: HELP_tale

instead of it being AUs slammed together, the "game" is poised as an archive of a strange phenomenon within an old decrepit abandoned arcade, where the heat from the poor conditions of the building melted the arcade machines together, but instead of just frying the cabinets outright it somehow melded the arcade boards together to make freakish game combinations

"The stability of these games varies wildly, and some might cause unpredictable effects on your console, so play at your own risk. The BAMCOT Archival Collective is not responsible for any damage, permanent or temporary, done to the machine of users who run this software."

GalAc-Mania

A standard Galaga game with the Pac-Man as the ship shooting power pellets at ghosts. A boss fight at the end has a giant amalgam of Galagas kill the player and crash the game

Kid Xevious

Overall stable fusion of a Xevious board with half of a Sky Kid board glued to the side. The main effect of merging is the game utilizing assets from Sky Kid slotted into the original Xevious formatting, such as the player character and enemies.

Pole & Pal

Another mostly stable fusion. This places the character Miru in the role of the driver in Pole position, along with the power ups in the game being usable on the opposing racers. Crashing into signs soft-locks the game, but it can be fixed easily by resetting the console.

Super Ms. PacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPacPac...

The first discovery within the building, and one of the worst cases to boot. A giant pile of burnt wood and molten plastic that somehow housed a functional board... if you can call it that. The game is incredibly unstable, being a fusion of 3 different pacman games, maybe even duplicate cabinets. The game sometimes doesn't even boot up, and if it does, the visuals are disturbing.

AU and writing by RocketWithAPocket