#PAC MAN 30TH ANNIVERSARY WIKIPEDIA SERIES#

Gameplay In-game screenshot, showing Pac-Man flipping over cards and collecting items locked within the maze. It is included in several Namco compilations for various platforms. Retrospectively, it has received attention for its premise and differences compared to its predecessors and has been listed among the strangest games in the Pac-Man franchise. Chomp Chomp was never released in America and was limited to a run of 300 machines produced for several European countries. The game was intended to be released in North America by Midway Games under the name Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp, which replaced Miru with Pac-Man's dog from the Hanna-Barbera cartoon series. When Super Pac-Man proved to be unsuccessful, Pac & Pal was created to refine many of its mechanics and build on its concept. Pac & Pal is largely based on Super Pac-Man, Namco's attempt at making a follow-up to the original Pac-Man. Pac-Man can also collect power-ups that allow him to briefly stun the ghosts. Pac-Man is assisted by a green-colored creature named Miru (also called Mil), the titular 'Pal', who brings the items back to the center box. Players control Pac-Man as he must eat the items in an enclosed maze while avoiding four colored ghosts that pursue him.

#PAC MAN 30TH ANNIVERSARY WIKIPEDIA SERIES#

It is part of the company's Pac-Man series and the third to have been produced in-house. Pac & Pal is a 1983 maze chase arcade game developed and published by Namco. Single-player, multiplayer (alternating turns)

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