GameRabies.com's CliffyB3 writes:
"Perhaps you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but maybe you can at least buy him some new toys to make things interesting for a couple of minutes. Read on to see how Namco Bandai’s latest compilation turned out on the 3DS."
Put on your Power Glove, crank up that Pac-Man Fever album, and enjoy the top 8 retro-game remakes of your favorite games from the 1980's.
"With Pac-Man Party lingering as a recent memory and the 3DS still a recent entity at the time, it wasn't a big surprise to see Namco Bandai take advantage of the opportunity to try and give Pac-Man a positive image again. If they were cognizant of the idea that you're only as good as your last game, then the brand definitely needed a push -- at least on Nintendo platforms. Their response to all of this was, not an original title, but a collection of sorts with not only a Pac-Man representation, but Galaga as well. Retro fans can be hard to please as their treasured franchises go through more and more hoops, but the dynamic offered by this package will leave both retro and new players alike feeling relatively comfortable about where both franchises are at." -- Wiiloveit.com
I don't care what score this receives... I love these games too much not to try every edition of them :D
The Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions package contains six games in total. You can play the classic version of Pac-Man and Galaga, the remake versions of both games that were made available on the next generation consoles and the two entirely new versions created especially for the 3DS. The first title of these two new is the Pac-Man Tilt game. The game is basically a platformer where you can rotate your 3DS to change the orientation of the platforms in the game.
