Pac-Man Collection

The Pac-Man Collection was one of Namco's first products to be released on GameBoy Advance. This title is in many ways similar to the games from the Namco Museum series. We are dealing with a set of four classic Namco dexterity books. This time, however, as the title of the production in question suggests, these are different varieties of the cultivar Pac-Mana. These products have been transferred to GameBoy Advance in virtually unchanged form. The only differences concern the graphics, which in some cases looks better than the original. Here is a list of the games that make up the Pac-Man Collection:

Pac-Man (1979) - This is of course the most basic point of this set. It contains the first, most classic version of this game. So you can't count on any unnecessary improvements. The manufacturer has only modified the graphics in order to adjust them to modern standards. Here, too, however, the changes are not too great.

Pac-Mania (1987) - This version of the game offers a completely different view of the labyrinth, on which we have to move. Instead of a classical bird's eye view, an isometric projection was used. In addition, Pac-Man can make jumps, so he can avoid bad spirits. In further levels of the game these creatures also begin to use this option.

Pac-Man Arrangement - This is without a doubt the most surprising version of the classic Pac-Man. There is a fifth ghost on the map, who can connect with any of the other creatures. As a result, larger monsters are created, endowed with unusual skills. The player must therefore pay more attention to avoid them. In addition, the substrate is not even. A system of teleports is also provided for.

Pac-Attack (1993) - The game was originally released with SNES and Genesis consoles in mind. This is a variation of the popular Tetris game. This product was also released on GameBoy Color console.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015