Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures - Xbox 360

I technically got the game for myself since I have fond memories of the original Pac-Man from when I was a kid. However the kids have taken it over. My 15 year old son finds it fun and challenging as the levels get more difficult. My youngest just loves it too and has her big brother "help" get her to the next levels as her skills develop. Really fun watching them play together.

This is a cool twist on the original pacman game. My nephew is 5 and it is easy for him to play and understand, I am 34 and I love it too! This has many levels and adventures, the graphics are colorful, fun and attention grabbing. I am super happy with this purchase. It is very entertaining!

I used it once and it did not work, when you look at the record to see if something was wrong, I could find some species lines, which are not normal, unfortunately not check the disk before putting it and not if came with those crash or not. I thought it was my XBOX360, immediately try other games and it worked very well. Really my xbox360 is basically new. Send the product back and so far more than 7 days have passed and I have not heard of will happen to the money because I have not received any information will have to submit a complaint to the relevant agencies, definitely NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT AND MUCH LESS A SELLER NOT TAKE IN CASE LETTERS

It's hard not to like pac-man, but I still like the arcade style pac-man much better than other versions. My kiddos however can get lost in this game for hours on end which makes it nice when mom here needs a break. The other thing about these games is that I don't like the split screen when multiple players are playing but that is my personal preference nothing against the game. This is a good clean fun game that doesn't have all the violence and swearing that some games have so it is a perfect family fun game for all ages.

I love pacman and even though this is not the original it is still a lot of fun! If you like pacman and do not mind a little more challenges along with a story line then this is for you! For those of you who remember PS2's Pacman worlds it is very similar to that!

Up to this point, I never heard of this incarnation of the TV show. It is apparently shown on Disney XD, so this was my first experience with both the show and now the game. That being said, I don't believe this game isn't bad, but it is very short and easy. The game is strictly a plat former, so your job is to make it from point A to point B without dying. There are some puzzles to figure out and getting an idea of how to get from one platform to the next, even some boss fights to go through, but none of them are a pain to go through. In fact, it's hard to die at all, unless you aren't that used to the controls by the time you finish the first world. Speaking of worlds, there are a total of six worlds to go through, the last three being mere repeats of the original worlds, but designed differently. Of course, in the way of your advancing through these worlds are traps, platforms, and definitely evil ghosts that roam relentlessly in pursuit of Pac-Man. Thankfully, Pac-Man can not only chomp his way through them, but also sneak by them or, if you prefer, freeze or burn them, thanks in part to the super-powers Pac-Man earns throughout his adventures. In short, the graphics are colorful enough for the eye to see, the gameplay is fun for a short while, and there's a little bit of replay value to go on. But after getting all the arcade tokens, fruits, beating the campaign, along with the mini arcade games found inside the school (which acts as your base of operation), there's not much left to do in the game. Multiplayer is flat-out boring and you won't find much competition that would even want to touch it. Thankfully, no achievements/trophies are meant to be unlocked via those means, so that's a good thing. You're better off renting it instead of buying it!

I purchased this for my 6yr old son, but I have to admit, I was super excited to play also. It is nothing like the original pac-man for atari many, many years ago. It's a pretty cool game all the same, just not what I expected. My son loves it though and that's what matters.

Pac-Man seems to have a hard time gaining a mainstay recognition from games that AREN'T the arcade classics. How many of you guys remember when Pac-Man was hopping, bopping, and using a grappling hook in the Super NES game, Pac-In-Time ? Or when he was busy trying to right his 25th birthday gone wrong? If there was one thing Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures tried to get out there, it's that Pac-Man is alive and kicking, and ready to appeal to a new generation of fans. So...what happened? Why is the result a generic children's cartoon featuring all the usual tropes of generic children's cartoons? I even saw a couple episodes, and my opinion still stuck with me. It's interesting that this Pacworld takes place in a futuristic setting that's NOT apocalyptic for once (Never thought I'd see that again!), and that Pac is in high school (I'm 17 at this time). Unfortunately, the cartoon fails to capitalize on anything, and just plays it safe with the typical characteristics of a kids show. So how is the VIDEO GAME tie-in? I was highly concerned about it, considering I really enjoyed the Pac-Man World games . They were 3D platformers that were short, but sweet and full of life. Well, actually, Pac-Man World 3 was a different story, but that one was still enjoyable. That game had a speaking adult Pac-Man whose voice is pretty neat actually, and the interaction/dialogue, while a teeny bit cluttered, surprisingly provides some genuine laughs. Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures throws all that out of the frickin' window! It's still a 3D platformer where you go from point A to point B, yes, but the entire game is so...so...SOULLESS! No offense to the voice actors, but the voices provided for both this game and the cartoon make me outright cringe, especially poor Pacster here. Thankfully, there's an option to mute the voices entirely, but then what's left in the audio department is a soundtrack full of uninspired and forgettable orchestrated tunes. What happened to catchy soundtracks that you can hum or bop your head to? Heck, I even prefer PMW3's orchestra over this - At least its music was still memorable in some way. Anyway, let's get down to the actual meat of the game. What's confusing is that the game really doesn't PLAY badly at all. Pac-Man controls just fine, and there's an unexpected amount of power-ups to play with. The problem, however, is that everything is so ungodly by-the-numbers it just feels like you're going through the motions rather than actually being engaged. The levels do not stick out and feel quite bland and dull. Those two adjectives describe the game as a whole, really. I probably would've given this game a higher chance, but again, Pac-Man has triumphed in this very genre a number of times before! And I will always come back to those games because they are FUN, something this game purely lacks. And despite the fact that the game is not really difficult, this game has been incredibly difficult to stay on course with. I've picked up and put down this game too many times before writing this review. And I only end up finishing a level or two when I do play it. Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures is meant to deliver Pac-Man goodness to a new generation of fans out there, but rather than doing that, this, in conjunction with the cartoon, questions the dot muncher's relevance anymore.

yes this game was good and in good shap and it got here in time thank you so much from wayne. ill get more game from here yay thanks you wayne

Je voulait un jeux pas violence , il a pas de sans dans le jeux.

Game was in good shape. My son loves it

Good game

Perfect! :)