Pac is back in an all-new experience for a whole new generation of fans. Featuring an original storyline inspired by the show as well as all the charming characters from the highly anticipated PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures animated series created and produced by Avi Arad.
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This game is the biggest pleasant surprise I've had in gaming for a while! It came out of nowhere and I didn't know anything about it. At $40 I didn't want to chance it but when I Amazon had it briefly on a price mistake for $10 I snapped it up and I'm so glad I did! It's a 3D platformer (a rarity for the PC these days) along the lines of Mario 64/Sunshine but with a decidely Pac-Man spin. All the basics are there, chomping ghosts, power pills, fruit etc but much expanded on of course. And it all works really well to make for a ridiculously fun game. I never though I would be playing Pac-man in 3D in a chameleon costume trying to shoot a long sticky tongue at ghosts while being on multilayered conveyor belts moving in different directions but it was great! Admittedly, I'm still early on so I'll have to see how it holds up but I'm really enjoying the ride so far. The game is laid out
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures is a video game tie-in to the television series of the same name, which, similar to the recent Sonic Boom, is a spin-off/reboot-ish sorta take on Pac-Man. Personally I'm not a huge fan of the show, but how is the game? I paid around 3 euros for it, and my ex-PAC-tations(puns) weren't exactly high, but let's see if the game delivered. The game follows a teenage Pac and his friends Cylindria and Spiral along with the ghosts Inky, Pinky, Blinky, and Clyde(who for some reason are heroes in this series), and they all are joining together to put a stop to the evil Lord Betrayus, the Lord of Ghosts and the Netherworld, who wants to take over Pacopolis and turn everyone into ghosts. The story here is completely silly, the script is even less engaging than staring at paint dry for six hours and...the puns OH GOD THE PUNS SONIC BOOM WASN'T THIS BAD Speaking of
This game feels like something that would've been put out around the time of the early Playstation/Nintendo 64 days. It's a 3D platformer, with a bit of a collect-a-thon going on. If you've played Mario 64, you'll have an idea of what you're getting into. Pros: -Controls are tight -Voice acting is pretty good -Graphics are bright and beautiful -Cheaper price point than other new games (at this time) -Interesting power-ups Cons: -Encounter the same enemies over and over (you'll be hearing, "Get the Pac-Man!" so friggin' much) -All levels are generally the same This game is meant more for fans of the show, than it is for people new to it. There isn't any introduction for the characters you meet, or anything of that nature, so if you aren't acquainted with the show you won't understand the relationships between characters, or anything. However, that doesn't really get in the way of the g
I thought this game was cute, and I saw an episode of the cartoon once and though it was cute. I saw a lot of reviews comparing this game to the classic collectathon era of platformers on the N64, many reviews specifically citing Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie as games they felt were similar. Importantly, if you are a fan of these games, do not believe these reviews. This game is nothing like those games at all. The stages are completely linear. There is no exploring to do. There are no hidden items. There are a few tiny branches in the path sometimes that will lead to a few extra items, but you can get those same items without taking the branch, so it doesn't matter. It's simply a waste of time. You can easily collect everything without even bothering with those branches. Items are not unique. You could just play the first stage over and over without taking the branching paths and y
I have some things to say about Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures. The sort of things you’d expect to be discussed about a 3D platformer, be that on the topic of level designs or how every 3D platformer is essentially Super Mario 64 redubbed. I promise we’ll get to those things, but first there is something more important I need to touch on, and that is: what the bloody hell is going on with Pac-Man’s lore? I know what you’re thinking. “Pac-Man has lore?” At some point what was once a sparsely animated, power-orb munching arcade game would appear to have been wholly transformed into all manner of mass merchandise, chief among them now an animated kids show bearing the same name as this new entry in Pac-Man’s gaming catalog. What exactly goes on in this show remains a mystery to me, as the game itself offers not so much as a cursory explanation for some of the most bizarre developments.
PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures is a platformer for all ages. At least that's what Namco-Bandai wants you to think. Truth is, when I played this game i constantly asked myself: "Who is this for?" The level of difficulty is too low for someone with even a minimal talent for gaming, but the controls (specifically the need to rotate the camera) might be too much for small children. No...wait...I take that back. Kids today can handle complicated control schemes. I've gotten my ass kicked by enough toddlers in Call of Duty to figure that out. Hell, one of the levels in this game is actually called "Gears of Warning". So maybe the developer knows their audience, but they were just too busy coming up with hilarious puns to design a thoroughly enjoyable game. This is one of those games where there's nothing distinctly PAC-MAN about it. The main character could have been Super Jump Kid. He ex
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