Pac-Man Vs.

Pac-Man is back, and this time he’s being directed by famed game designer Shigeru Miyamoto (The man behind Zelda, Mario, etc.)

In this game, one player takes on the role of the famous Pac-Man, while the other players play as ghosts desperate to stop the yellow menace from eating his way to a predetermined score.

The twist is that Pac-Man sees the game from the classic Pac-Man perspective on the Game Boy Advance, whereas the ghosts each have a limited 3D view of the area on the television screen. As they try to track down Pac-Man, the spirit who eats Pac-Man obtains the Game Boy Advance and plays the role of the hunted.

If no four players are available, computers will act as any ghost that a player doesn’t directly control. Unless a human-controlled spirit touches them, computer ghosts cannot harm Pac-Man. If the computer catches Pac-Man, whichever human player feels them first wins control of the game boy.