I'm sure almost all of us have played Pac-man years ago or at least heard of it. It's amazing how such a simple idea for a game could be so popular amongst computer games across the globe. I know I can always identify with the yellow circular character as he munches his way through levels and avoids the ghosts and ghouls that haunt his every move. The power pellets he has to eat to finish each level are intermingled with special pellets that once eaten turn the ghost momentarily into characters you can kill and they won't kill you. In the 1990's Pac-man disappeared for a while not to be heard from again for about a decade. This playstation revival of the old ...  Read the complete review

The Pac-Man games have been out for so many years now. They have also been made for so many consoles. Firstly there was Pac-Man. A little yellow thing that looks like an almost complete circle. Dont ask me what he is. What you do is go around and eat all the little spots. Once this is done you go to the next round. There are loads of these spots and takes a while to get everyone. In each round are monsters which i think are ghots and they search for Pac-Man. If they eat you you die. If you collect the special power bar in each round, you turn super for a few seconds and cant be killed. You are also able to kill the monsters by eating them. But be warned ...  Read the complete review

Pac-Man World - PSX Pac-Man's catchphrase of "Waka waka waka" is a long way from the relative sophistication of Duke Nukem's "I'm going to kick ass and chew bubblegum," or Lara Croft's "Ungh!" He was, nevertheless, the first real gaming icon. Initial appearances in arcade cabinets were closely followed by a plethora of home conversions and handhelds - all of which are equally playable. Considering he's more than a featureless yellow disc, reminiscent of a pie chart, Namco has invested a lot in attempting to give him character over the years. First there was the side-on platform rubbish of Pac-Land, ...  Read the complete review