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Or I could see it being a (failed) bootleg attempt, adding more games, especially since it’s a burned DVD

The section for Midway Arcade Treasures also mentions that that originally began as a PS1 release but they ultimately didn't do it due to disc space concerns, so it's likely this Arcade Party Pak proto suffered a similar fate (hell, it might be related to that early MAT1 project)

Is Toobin’ as awesome as I remember it being? I was probably under or around 10!years old when it was on NES, but I remember it being a rare multi-rental selection for me back then. I hold it in high esteme despite not playing it since 1992 or something.

I’m afraid if you open KLAX it’s going to show you a ghost that will tell you when you’ll die

they released Arcade Party Pak in 1999 which has pretty much the same UI and includes half of those games so maybe you've got an early build of it that had more games planned? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcade_...

Satans hollow and Gorf would have been some neat additions.

oh THAT takes me back, I remember playing this one way back in the day. it's too bad it didn't get all the games in the first version - I guess they were gonna try and Namco that stuff, make a bunch of volumes of different games that never panned out?

Well, we wouldn't want to over fill that 700MB CD with a whole 2MB of data.

Have you considered that the Gorf license was simply too valuable for them to afford?

damn. had me thinking this was a mystery