Pac-Man Plus (partially found mobile port of arcade maze game; 2007): Difference between revisions
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*[[Pac-Man Ghost Zone (lost build of cancelled PlayStation 3D platformer; 1996-1997)]] | |||
*[[Pac-Man VR (found virtual reality arcade game; 1996)]] | *[[Pac-Man VR (found virtual reality arcade game; 1996)]] | ||
*[[Paccie (non-existent PlayStation 2 game; 2004)]] | *[[Paccie (non-existent PlayStation 2 game; 2004)]] | ||
Revision as of 11:52, 18 June 2023
Title screen.
Status:
Demo Version: Found
Full Version: Lost
Date found: 28 Aug 2022 (Demo)
Found by: ShiroTourmaline (Demo)
In 2008, Namco released a mobile phone version of their arcade game, Pac-Man Plus.[1] There are notable differences between this port and the arcade original. These differences include the graphics being more detailed, the color of the maze varying between levels, and certain ghosts becoming unaffected by the power pellets if the maze's color matches their color[1][2][3] rather than being unaffected completely at random.
The mobile computing platform(s) that this game was released on is not specified in any official material, but it is known that it was not released on smartphones in any form. As of 2022, all official webpages for this game have been taken down except for the the surviving webpage on the partially broken Namco Games Website, which has no feature that allows the person browsing the site to buy the game.
Availability
On August 28th, 2022, two demo builds of the game were uploaded to the Internet Archive by user ShiroTourmaline. They were obtained by extracting the game data from the firmware of the Samsung phones they were preinstalled into.
Gallery
See Also
- Count Pacula (found design documents for unproduced "Pac-Man" spinoff game; 1983)
- Pac-Man Ghost Zone (lost build of cancelled PlayStation 3D platformer; 1996-1997)
- Pac-Man VR (found virtual reality arcade game; 1996)
- Paccie (non-existent PlayStation 2 game; 2004)
- Super GPS Pac-Man (lost build of cancelled WonderSwan Color maze game; 2001)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Older version of the Namco Games webpage. Retrieved 10 Jun '22
- ↑ Archived Namco Games webpage for the game. Retrieved 10 Jun '22
- ↑ The now deleted Pacman.com page for Pac-Man Plus. Retrieved 10 Jun '22