Monopoly Arcade Pac-Man Game; Monopoly Board Game for Children Aged 8 and Up; Includes Banking and Arcade Unit

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POWER UP, POWER PELLET AND MAZE SPACES: Players move around the board and can advance to or steal a Level depending on the space they land on. If they pass or land on Go they get to play Pac-Man Early-Bird Cameo: In Pac-Man Museum +, alongside the ghosts and Professor Pac appearing in-person, trophies are available of four characters replacing legally troubled characters- Pac-Mom, Pac-Sis, Pac-Boy and Pac-Buddy. These four would make their first appearance proper in Pac-Man World Re-Pac, announced the same month of Museum+’s release. There is also strong evidence that Pac-Man's other family members (Pac-Jr, Baby Pac, Professor Pac) were retconned out of the series after Pac-Man World 3.

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Pie-Eyed: When shown with arms, legs and a face, Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man have eyes like these. Appropriate since their pupils are shaped like they are. In the first game, due to a bug, getting killed by a ghost under certain (very rare) circumstances ( right as their vulnerability time wears off) causes all four ghosts to turn bright orange note as in really bright, at least 50% more so than Clyde's usual colouring. Early-Installment Weirdness: Going by the maze games alone, Super Pac-Man and Pac & Pal are oddities. Unlike Midway's sequels that expanded on Pac-Man's dot eating gameplay, Namco's sequels added gates & keys onto the mazes, bonus stages, largely altered the ghost movements, and dots were now fruit. Later Namco games largely forego most of these elements. Nigh-Invulnerability: Along with Ms. Pac-Man, starting with the 19th level, where eating a power pellet does nothing to faze the ghost monsters. The monsters will reverse direction, but Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man must avoid their pursuers at all costs.In Pac-Man Battle Royale, when any player eats a Power Pellet, all opposing players that haven't eaten one will turn blue, and much like the ghosts, they are vulnerable to getting eaten. In Medias Res: The Plug-N-Play version of Pac-Man 256 starts the game in the 255th stage. Beating it leads to the Kill Screen. Endless Game: As planned, but there's a Kill Screen after 255 mazes. However, every maze past 20 is exactly the same. Socialization Bonus: Pac Man vs., originally bundled with Pac-Man World 2, is only playable in multiplayer and requires one GBA and the special cable. The Nintendo Switch version requires a second console with a separate app, however three players can play a solo console mode where they only capture Pac-Man for points.

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Power-Up Food: Power Pellets aside, Pac-Man Plus's Bonus Fruits turn the ghosts edible (and invisible) and are worth double points. A booklet published not long after the game was released, called How to Win at Pac-Man, took the name "Bashful" literally, based on the fact that Pac-Man can sometimes go through him without harm, and other alleged quirks such as their claim that he tends to run away from Pac-Man. In fact, the pass-through ability is a glitch in the game's collision detection and not unique to Inky, and the other "quirks" have been disputed.

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An interesting version, as not only were the original Japanese names for the ghosts (understandably) changed for the American market, but so were the descriptors cluing in the player to each ghost's particular movement style. They were: Multiplayer modes of games like Adventures in Time and Maze Madness let players control Pac-Jr. and Professor Pac. Not your typical food fight, but you do have to beat the odds of the lunchroom to fill your tray first to win the game. Fun for kids, teens and adults, family game night and party games. No Plot? No Problem!: The original game really had none: You send this little yellow guy around the maze to eat all the dots while avoiding the monsters, and you could eat the monsters if you ate a power pellet. Then again, there were those cut-scenes. Still, popular to the point of addictive. Ur-Example: The original arcade game was the first game to feature enemy AI rather than enemies that move in a set pattern.