Pac could somehow have a relationship with Pinky (who is a ghost) as seen in some of the show's scenes.Often in their face with no manners whatsoever. He is also shown to be rather disgusting at times, like whenever he burps after eating either food or ghosts.He usually eats a balanced meal in the games, such as cherries, strawberries, oranges, apples, melons, Galaxian Flagships, bells, and keys, but here he goes far from it. He has a very unhealthy diet in the series.An instance involving Pac-Man becoming a full-on glutton was when he wants better self-control in 'Mission ImPacable!' This is proof that even Pac is aware of this.

In this show, however, he becomes a glutton who cares more about food rather than helping others. In the original 2D-3D games, Pac-Man is depicted as an iconic video game character who is lovable, charitable, and heroic. Pac-Man has suffered from flanderization in the show.And then the level ended with a cherry, which felt like the only right way to end a Pac-Man 3D paltformer.Note: This page will only talk about Pac-Man as he appears in Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures. I'll never know the difference, but I can say this build of the game felt well paced: the game offers a lot of variety, with the aforementioned platforming sections including your typical vanishing platforms, the sticky-tongue pole-swinging, sliding sections, and simple puzzles, and the action segments, like the one that ended the level I played, which involved a slew of ghosts gunning for our hero on a circular platform that turned in two different directions between the center and edge. The game, I was told, was in fact a little slower before, but was sped up to make it more engaging. The Ghost Adventures plays fast and fun, and definitely made as a 'family game' that isn't too difficult, but challenging enough to keep players busy. While I didn't get to see them, I was also made aware of a few other special berries, including: a berry that turns Pac-Man into Granite Pac, whose heavy weight makes platforms tilt, giving the game a Monkey Ball-like feel another that turns Pac-Man into a magnet to attract things to him and yet another that turns him into Rubber Pac to allow him to bounce.

Later I was able to sample the green berry, which allowed Pac-Man to become a chameleon, and turn invisible (for a limited time) and use a Yoshi-like tongie to grab and swallow enemies from a distance, and use his tongue to swing from poles like a certain Marvel superhero you might know. During hte demo, I got to try out the yellow berry, which gave Pac-Man the ability chuck fireballs at enemies, burn ice ghosts, defrost items that have been frozen, and more. To aid him in his adventure, Pac-Man comes with the default ability to 'chomp' enemies, which mainly consist of ghosts, and can also scare them to turn them blue and make them run away, much like when his parents ate berries.Īnd speaking of berries, Pac-Man will have a variety of power ups to rely on, berries of all types that give him new powers, but can be lost upon getting attacked by enemies. Most of the demo I played took place in a city stage frosted over with ice and snow, and filled with mailroom shoots to get around in, vanishing platforms, and simple puzzles. Ghost Adventures the game is a platformer, one that takes place within the same story and world of the animated series, and has three major settings: a Metropolis, a Netherworld, and Space.

Despite the infamous conflict between the Pacs and the Ghosts, he has made a deal with Inky, Blinky and the other original Ghost Gang ghosts, who are tired of getting eaten, and who strike a deal to be informants against Betrayus. Pac-Man, growing up an orphan, learns that he is some kind of 'chosen one' in this series, a hero descended from the legendary Pacs, and protector of the world from the ghosts. The story has Pacster, the New Pac-Man, taking on a new ghastly villain, named Betrayus. If you haven't caught the show, Ghost Adventures revolves around Pacster/Pac-Man, the son of Pac-Man and Ms.

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