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| Alternative Titles: パックマン VS. | Alternative Titles: パックマン VS. Puck-Man VS. |
| Album Type: Gamerips | Album Type: Soundtracks |
| Description: Pac-Man Vs. is a video game originally designed exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube that was included as an extra bonus disc with the Player's Choice edition of Pac-Man World 2. The objective is to be the first to reach a set number of points, selected before the game begins. The player controlling Pac-Man uses the Game Boy Advance to play, while the others use the television to control the ghosts. The game requires the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable in order to play. During gameplay, Mario provides commentary to the gameplay. | Description: Pac-Man Vs. is a 2003 maze video game developed by Nintendo, In Collaboration With Fuji Television, Capcom, Sony, Sega, Fujitsu, and published by Namco, Nintendo, Sony Computer Entertainment International, Paramount Digital Entertainment for the Ultimate Gaming Console. In This DVD game, one player takes control of Pac-Man, who must eat all of the pellets in the maze, while the others control the ghosts to try to catch them. The objective is to be the first to reach a set number of points, selected before the game begins. The player controlling Pac-Man uses the Game Boy Advance to play, while the others use the television to control the ghosts. The game requires the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable in order to play. Pac-Man Vs. was designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development (EAD) for the GameCube. A fan of the original Pac-Man arcade game, Miyamoto designed a tech demo to show off the capabilities of the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable peripheral, where one player controlled Pac-Man and three others controlled the ghosts. A short demo was shown off at the Games Convention in Germany, simply titled Pac-Man for Nintendo GameCube, where it gained a sizable amount of attention. The game took a month to complete, where it was then shown to Namco, who took interest and agreed to publish it as a full game. It was presented at the 2003 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), with Pac-Man creator Toru Iwatani invited to the presentation as a guest. The game was released in Japan on November 27, 2003, in North America on December 2, 2003, and in PAL regions on April 2, 2004. Japan, the game was released as a prize for members of Club Nintendo. In North America, the game was bundled with the Player's Choice re-release of Pac-Man World 2, in addition to the GameCube versions of I-Ninja and R: Racing Evolution. In Europe, the game was bundled with R Racing, with the game's distributor Electronic Arts announcing this in February 2004. Electronic Arts Victor, Fujitsu, & Sony Distributed Internationally. |
| Publishers: Namco Nintendo | Publishers: Namco |
This album was edited on Aug 29th, 2024
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| Alternative Titles: パックマン VS. Puck-Man VS. | Alternative Titles: パックマン VS. |
| Album Type: Soundtracks | Album Type: Gamerips |
| Description: Pac-Man Vs. is a 2003 maze video game developed by Nintendo, In Collaboration With Fuji Television, Capcom, Sony, Sega, Fujitsu, and published by Namco, Nintendo, Sony Computer Entertainment International, Paramount Digital Entertainment for the Ultimate Gaming Console. In This DVD game, one player takes control of Pac-Man, who must eat all of the pellets in the maze, while the others control the ghosts to try to catch them. The objective is to be the first to reach a set number of points, selected before the game begins. The player controlling Pac-Man uses the Game Boy Advance to play, while the others use the television to control the ghosts. The game requires the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable in order to play. Pac-Man Vs. was designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development (EAD) for the GameCube. A fan of the original Pac-Man arcade game, Miyamoto designed a tech demo to show off the capabilities of the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable peripheral, where one player controlled Pac-Man and three others controlled the ghosts. A short demo was shown off at the Games Convention in Germany, simply titled Pac-Man for Nintendo GameCube, where it gained a sizable amount of attention. The game took a month to complete, where it was then shown to Namco, who took interest and agreed to publish it as a full game. It was presented at the 2003 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), with Pac-Man creator Toru Iwatani invited to the presentation as a guest. The game was released in Japan on November 27, 2003, in North America on December 2, 2003, and in PAL regions on April 2, 2004. Japan, the game was released as a prize for members of Club Nintendo. In North America, the game was bundled with the Player's Choice re-release of Pac-Man World 2, in addition to the GameCube versions of I-Ninja and R: Racing Evolution. In Europe, the game was bundled with R Racing, with the game's distributor Electronic Arts announcing this in February 2004. Electronic Arts Victor, Fujitsu, & Sony Distributed Internationally. | Description: Pac-Man Vs. is a video game originally designed exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube that was included as an extra bonus disc with the Player's Choice edition of Pac-Man World 2. The objective is to be the first to reach a set number of points, selected before the game begins. The player controlling Pac-Man uses the Game Boy Advance to play, while the others use the television to control the ghosts. The game requires the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable in order to play. During gameplay, Mario provides commentary to the gameplay. |
| Platforms: 3DO 3DS Amiga Arcade Atari ST CD-i Commodore 64 Dreamcast DS Family Computer FDS FM Towns Fujitsu FM77AV Game Gear GB GBA GC Genesis / Mega Drive iOS Master System MS-DOS MSX MSX2 N64 NES Online PC-88 PC-98 PC-9821 PS1 PS2 PS3 PS4 PS5 PSP Saturn Sharp X1 SNES Stadia Switch TurboGrafx-16 Wii Wii U Windows X68000 Xbox Xbox 360 Xbox One Xbox Series X/S | Platforms: GC |
| Developers: Blue Planet Bullet-Proof Software Fujitsu Mass Media Mind's Eye Productions Namco Nintendo Psygnosis Sega | Developers: Nintendo |
| Publishers: Alfa Records Bandai Namco Entertainment Electronic Arts Electronic Arts Victor Fujitsu Hasbro Interactive Microsoft Game Studios Namco Namco Hometek Nintendo NIPPON COLUMBIA CO. PLATZ Pony Canyon Psygnosis Sony Sony Computer Entertainment Sony Interactive Entertainment Tengen Time Warner Interactive Victor | Publishers: Namco Nintendo |
This album was edited on Aug 16th, 2024
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| Name: Pac-Man vs. | Name: Pac-Man VS. |
| Alternative Titles: パックマンvs. | Alternative Titles: パックマン VS. Puck-Man VS. |
| Album Type: Gamerips | Album Type: Soundtracks |
| Description: | Description: Pac-Man Vs. is a 2003 maze video game developed by Nintendo, In Collaboration With Fuji Television, Capcom, Sony, Sega, Fujitsu, and published by Namco, Nintendo, Sony Computer Entertainment International, Paramount Digital Entertainment for the Ultimate Gaming Console. In This DVD game, one player takes control of Pac-Man, who must eat all of the pellets in the maze, while the others control the ghosts to try to catch them. The objective is to be the first to reach a set number of points, selected before the game begins. The player controlling Pac-Man uses the Game Boy Advance to play, while the others use the television to control the ghosts. The game requires the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable in order to play. Pac-Man Vs. was designed by Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo Entertainment Analysis & Development (EAD) for the GameCube. A fan of the original Pac-Man arcade game, Miyamoto designed a tech demo to show off the capabilities of the GameCube - Game Boy Advance link cable peripheral, where one player controlled Pac-Man and three others controlled the ghosts. A short demo was shown off at the Games Convention in Germany, simply titled Pac-Man for Nintendo GameCube, where it gained a sizable amount of attention. The game took a month to complete, where it was then shown to Namco, who took interest and agreed to publish it as a full game. It was presented at the 2003 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), with Pac-Man creator Toru Iwatani invited to the presentation as a guest. The game was released in Japan on November 27, 2003, in North America on December 2, 2003, and in PAL regions on April 2, 2004. Japan, the game was released as a prize for members of Club Nintendo. In North America, the game was bundled with the Player's Choice re-release of Pac-Man World 2, in addition to the GameCube versions of I-Ninja and R: Racing Evolution. In Europe, the game was bundled with R Racing, with the game's distributor Electronic Arts announcing this in February 2004. Electronic Arts Victor, Fujitsu, & Sony Distributed Internationally. |
| Platforms: GC | Platforms: 3DO 3DS Amiga Arcade Atari ST CD-i Commodore 64 Dreamcast DS Family Computer FDS FM Towns Fujitsu FM77AV Game Gear GB GBA GC Genesis / Mega Drive iOS Master System MS-DOS MSX MSX2 N64 NES Online PC-88 PC-98 PC-9821 PS1 PS2 PS3 PS4 PS5 PSP Saturn Sharp X1 SNES Stadia Switch TurboGrafx-16 Wii Wii U Windows X68000 Xbox Xbox 360 Xbox One Xbox Series X/S |
| Developers: Namco Nintendo | Developers: Blue Planet Bullet-Proof Software Fujitsu Mass Media Mind's Eye Productions Namco Nintendo Psygnosis Sega |
| Publishers: Namco | Publishers: Alfa Records Bandai Namco Entertainment Electronic Arts Electronic Arts Victor Fujitsu Hasbro Interactive Microsoft Game Studios Namco Namco Hometek Nintendo NIPPON COLUMBIA CO. PLATZ Pony Canyon Psygnosis Sony Sony Computer Entertainment Sony Interactive Entertainment Tengen Time Warner Interactive Victor |
This album was edited on Aug 31st, 2022
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| Alternative Titles: | Alternative Titles: パックマンvs. |
| Developers: Bandai Namco Games | Developers: Namco Nintendo |
| Publishers: Bandai Namco Games | Publishers: Namco |
This album was edited on May 18th, 2022
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| Year: | Year: 2003 |
| Platforms: | Platforms: GC |
| Developers: | Developers: Bandai Namco Games |
| Publishers: | Publishers: Bandai Namco Games |