GamingLives takes a look at what Namco Bandai have in store for the Pac-Man franchise in 2013.
"It was a long while ago when Pac-Man Fever first spread across the globe, and in fact it’s been thirty-three years since he was introduced to arcades and became a cultural phenomenon With a character this old and this revered, it’s tough to know where to go next and, like a reversed Christmas Carol scenario, this year Namco Bandai are intent on celebrating the Pac-Man of past, present and future, and at E3 I was told how they planned on achieving such a feat."
"Over 40 years after his creation, Pac-Man remains a popular character among both gamers and mainstream audiences. Pac-Man Museum+ is the latest collection of Pac-Man games, a sequel to 2014’s Pac-Man Museum. The new collection boasts 14 games from Pac-Man’s history, including two co-op titles: Pac-Man Arrangement and Pac-Man 256. Throw in numerous missions for each game, a customizable arcade, and a virtual Gashapon machine, and you get one super collection that Pac-fans will love," says Co-Optimus.
"As a Pac-Man fan, I love Pac-Man Museum+ as it features a fantastic variety of fun-filled games while also including clever challenges and a virtual arcade that you can decorate however you wish. Now, all we need is a Pac-Man World compilation." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Richard writes: "Pac-Man Museum+ is not the compilation that Pac-Man deserves, but in all honesty, that doesn’t come as too much of a surprise."
Not like I'm a diehard Pac Man fan, but I was bored in about an hour.
Not to mention the controls were kind of iffy. It definitely screwed me over here and there when I wasn't turning in the direction I know I pointed towards.
I was playing in 120 vrr series x and some of the games had serious latency and control issues. Not a very good port.
