Pac-Mania is isometric 3-D, not N64 3-D.
Battle Royale came out in arcades in 2010-2011 I believe.
Certain Namco GameCube games came with Pac-Man Vs. on them, but you'd have to use GBA link cables to play it (like Four Swords Adventures). A better way is through Namco Museum DS, which has a reworked version of Pac-Man Vs. on it, and is worth the price alone for the game.
That's why I leave my blogs up for a while before writing a new one. Everyone needs time to read them.
Yeah I wish Namco would just accept it. I wish they'd also bring in Midway's other Pac games, too, but I don't think that's going to happen.
Yeah it's neat that the Battle Royale cabinet is a tabletop. I can't see the picture you posted.
I reviewed a Jurassic Park dinosaur fighting game on the PSOne back in my Dallas Morning News days. I don't remember what it was called, though.
Congratulations! You've won a free pass to be in my tour group for the Pac-Man Museum! Go to my blog now to start the tour!
Yes, that version of Pac-Man Arrangement is great. I heard they had to program the arcade version of Arrangement from scratch when porting it to the GBA. Now that's dedication!
I think Pac & Pal was the first game to have actual music during the level. I like the 'music' during the intermissions of Super Pac-Man. It just sounds like a bunch of nasty sound effects slapped together to make you think it's music!
And that's not even half of all the Pac-Man games out there. I apologize in advance if I sound boastful, but there's not much about Pac-Man that I DON'T know!
I think that triforce symbol is used in other things besides Zelda games.
I've never gotten into PC games for some reason. Steam looks like a pretty neat service, though, and if they ever made a Steam console, I'd be all for it (even though it would just be a PC, too). The one Steam game that I would download instantly if I had it would be Ys Origins. I've heard rumors that Half MInute Hero 2 is coming to Steam as well.
