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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, and Platform/XboxOne.
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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, {{Platform/Wii}}, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, and Platform/XboxOne.
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''Pac 'n Roll'' is a platform game in the VideoGame/PacMan series developed by Creator/{{Namco}} and released in 2005 for the Usefulnotes/NintendoDS.
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''Pac 'n Roll'' is a platform game in the VideoGame/PacMan series developed and published by Creator/{{Namco}} and released in 2005 for the Usefulnotes/NintendoDS.
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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne.
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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Platform/{{Steam}}, Platform/NintendoSwitch, Platform/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne.Platform/XboxOne.
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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on Steam, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne.
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The game received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac N’ Roll Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and replaced certain levels with new ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on Steam, UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne.
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* HeartContainer: Certain stages contain Pac-Man shaped pizzas that will permanently give Pac-Man one extra hit point if he collects them.
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During Pac-Man's youth, he spends a summer at the home of Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During his training, he keeps experiencing a dream where he is being chased by a shadowy ghost. When Pac-Man and Pac-Master attend the annual Power Pellet Harvest Festival, the ghosts summon the legendary rock & roll loving ghost Golvis so he can do away with the Pac family, even though his power was so great, he was exiled to space. After he remains unaffected by a Power Pellet, he casts a curse on Pac-Man and the rest of the Pac-Landers to turn them into balls. Soon cursed into a mere ball, Pac-Man is joined by Krystal, an angel sent to protect him, and they venture on a journey to defeat Golvis.
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During Pac-Man's youth, he spends a summer at the home of Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During his training, he keeps experiencing a dream where he is being chased by a shadowy ghost. When Pac-Man and Pac-Master attend the annual Power Pellet Harvest Festival, the ghosts summon the legendary rock & roll loving ghost Golvis so he can do away with the Pac family, even though his power was so great, he was exiled to space. After he remains unaffected by a Power Pellet, he casts a curse on Pac-Man and the rest of the Pac-Landers to turn them into balls. Soon cursed into a mere ball, Pac-Man is joined by Krystal, an angel sent to protect him, a guardian fairy, and they venture on a journey to defeat Golvis.
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During Pac-Man's youth, he spends a summer at the home of Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During his training, he keeps experiencing a dream where he is being chased by a shadowy ghost. When Pac-Man and Pac-Master attend the annual Power Pellet Harvest Festival, the ghosts summon the legendary rock & roll loving ghost Golvis so he can do away with the Pac family, even though his power was so great, he was exiled to space. After he remains unaffected by a power pellet, he casts a curse on Pac-man and every other pac to turn them into balls. Soon cursed into a mere ball, Pac-Man is joined by Krystal, an angel sent to protect him, and they venture on a journey to defeat Golvis.
This game takes a new twist on the traditional Pac-Man formula by having the player roll Pac-Man through different stages by using the DS touchscreen. The player must collect a certain number of Pac dots per stage to unlock Golvis gates that allow progression through the level. If a ghost latches onto Pac-Man it must be shooed off before it drains his health fully.
The game got a UsefulNotes/NintendoWii version in 2007 called ''Pac 'n Roll Remix'' which eliminated the story and added a new world.
This game takes a new twist on the traditional Pac-Man formula by having the player roll Pac-Man through different stages by using the DS touchscreen. The player must collect a certain number of Pac dots per stage to unlock Golvis gates that allow progression through the level. If a ghost latches onto Pac-Man it must be shooed off before it drains his health fully.
The game got a UsefulNotes/NintendoWii version in 2007 called ''Pac 'n Roll Remix'' which eliminated the story and added a new world.
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During Pac-Man's youth, he spends a summer at the home of Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During his training, he keeps experiencing a dream where he is being chased by a shadowy ghost. When Pac-Man and Pac-Master attend the annual Power Pellet Harvest Festival, the ghosts summon the legendary rock & roll loving ghost Golvis so he can do away with the Pac family, even though his power was so great, he was exiled to space. After he remains unaffected by a power pellet, Power Pellet, he casts a curse on Pac-man Pac-Man and every other pac the rest of the Pac-Landers to turn them into balls. Soon cursed into a mere ball, Pac-Man is joined by Krystal, an angel sent to protect him, and they venture on a journey to defeat Golvis.
This game takes a new twist on the traditional Pac-Man formula by having the player roll Pac-Man through different stages by using the DS touchscreen. The player must collect a certain number ofPac dots Pac-Dots per stage to unlock Golvis gates Gates that allow progression through the level. If a ghost latches onto Pac-Man it must be shooed off before it drains his health fully.
The gamegot a UsefulNotes/NintendoWii version received an UpdatedRerelease in 2007 as part of the ''Namco Museum Remix'' CompilationRerelease on the UsefulNotes/NintendoWii, as well as that collection’s 2010 rerelease, ''Namco Museum Megamix''. This version, called ''Pac 'n N’ Roll Remix'' which eliminated Remix'', uses a more traditional control scheme using the story analog stick on the Nunchuk to move, and added a replaced certain levels with new world.
ones. The Remix version would be released once again in 2022 as part of the ''Pac-Man Museum +'' collection on Steam, UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne.
This game takes a new twist on the traditional Pac-Man formula by having the player roll Pac-Man through different stages by using the DS touchscreen. The player must collect a certain number of
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* AdvancingBossOfDoom: Golvis fights Pac-Man at the end of every world by chasing him through a linear stage and Pac-Man must defeat him by slamming into him three times.
* BigBad: Golvis.
* BigBad: Golvis.
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* OneUp: The player can earn extra lives by collecting [[VideoGame/RallyX Special Flags]].
* AdaptedOut: The ''Remix'' version removes the story sequences, meaning that Pac-Master, his wife, Pac-Dog, Pac-Girl, and Krystal are all removed, since none of them appear during gameplay.
* AdvancingBossOfDoom: The first fight with Golvisfights in Gyro Jungle takes place in a narrow, linear arena, with Golvis chasing Pac-Man at down. However, once Pac-Man is able to eat three Power Pellets, the end tables turn in the opposite direction.
* AmusementPark: The third world is Sweet Land, a bright carnival with a variety of different rides including trains, spinning cups, and even a roller coaster.
* AWinnerIsYou: Collecting everyworld by chasing him through blue gem earns the player a linear stage and message that reads “Congratulations! You’ve earned a gold crown on every stage!”
* BeTheBall: Golvis removes the limbs of all the Pac-Landers, including Pac-Man himself, so Pac-Man mustdefeat him by slamming into him three times.
spend the game rolling around as a ball.
* BigBad:Golvis.Golvis, a rock-and-roll loving ghost from space that the Ghost Gang recruit to capture all the Pac-Landers.
* BlowYouAway: During certain Golvis fights, he will attempt to use his guitar, Jack, to create powerful air currents to blow Pac-Man out of the arena.
* BookEnds: The final hallway leading to the final Golvis fight is the same hallway that appears in Pac-Man’s dream at the very beginning of the game.
* BossOnlyLevel:
** All battles with Golvis take place in stages entirely dedicated to the fight.
** Golvis' UFO, the final world of the DS version. The world only has one stage, which is entirely dedicated to the five-part final encounter with Golvis.
* CashGate: Each stage contains multiple Golvis Gates, which prevent Pac-Man from progressing unless he has collected enough Pac-Dots first.
* AdaptedOut: The ''Remix'' version removes the story sequences, meaning that Pac-Master, his wife, Pac-Dog, Pac-Girl, and Krystal are all removed, since none of them appear during gameplay.
* AdvancingBossOfDoom: The first fight with Golvis
* AmusementPark: The third world is Sweet Land, a bright carnival with a variety of different rides including trains, spinning cups, and even a roller coaster.
* AWinnerIsYou: Collecting every
* BeTheBall: Golvis removes the limbs of all the Pac-Landers, including Pac-Man himself, so Pac-Man must
* BigBad:
* BlowYouAway: During certain Golvis fights, he will attempt to use his guitar, Jack, to create powerful air currents to blow Pac-Man out of the arena.
* BookEnds: The final hallway leading to the final Golvis fight is the same hallway that appears in Pac-Man’s dream at the very beginning of the game.
* BossOnlyLevel:
** All battles with Golvis take place in stages entirely dedicated to the fight.
** Golvis' UFO, the final world of the DS version. The world only has one stage, which is entirely dedicated to the five-part final encounter with Golvis.
* CashGate: Each stage contains multiple Golvis Gates, which prevent Pac-Man from progressing unless he has collected enough Pac-Dots first.
* EmbeddedPrecursor: The DS version includes the original VideoGame/PacMan arcade game as an unlockable minigame. The player must score at least 10,000 points in order to collect one of the blue gems.
* ExactWords: Golvis brags that one or two measly Power Pellets aren’t enough to defeat him. ''Three'' power pellets, on the other hand…
* FairyCompanion: Pac-Man is accompanied by a fairy named Krystal. She provides him with instructions in the tutorial levels.
* GottaCatchEmAll:
** The DS game contains 128 blue gems that can be collected. Requirements for obtaining these gems include collecting all of a stage’s Pac-Dots, completing challenge stages, beating the best times in Time Attack mode, and simply finding them within the stages.
** Every stage contains a certain number of Pac-Dots. Pac-Man must collect them all in order to obtain one of that stage’s blue gems.
* ExactWords: Golvis brags that one or two measly Power Pellets aren’t enough to defeat him. ''Three'' power pellets, on the other hand…
* FairyCompanion: Pac-Man is accompanied by a fairy named Krystal. She provides him with instructions in the tutorial levels.
* GottaCatchEmAll:
** The DS game contains 128 blue gems that can be collected. Requirements for obtaining these gems include collecting all of a stage’s Pac-Dots, completing challenge stages, beating the best times in Time Attack mode, and simply finding them within the stages.
** Every stage contains a certain number of Pac-Dots. Pac-Man must collect them all in order to obtain one of that stage’s blue gems.
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* NostalgiaLevel: Pac-Moon, in the DS version, a bonus world, is a remake of the very first game's original maze.
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through the stage can change Pac-Man's stats, with Knight Chocolate slowing him down but making him heavier and more powerful and Wing Chocolate giving him a winged cap.
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through the stage can change Pac-Man's stats, with Knight Chocolate slowing him down but making him heavier and more powerful and Wing Chocolate giving him a winged cap.
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* MarathonBoss: The final boss fight with Golvis in the DS version lasts for a whopping five forms, each requiring three hits, just as all the previous fights. By comparison, there are only four fights with him before this, making the final fight longer than all the others combined.
* NostalgiaLevel:Pac-Moon, in [[spoiler: Once 127 blue gems have been collected, the player unlocks stage 7-3, which is a recreation of the classic Pac-Man maze]].
* PinballZone: Certain stages have areas that are loaded with bumpers and other obstacles designed to make Pac-Man bounce around all over the place. The most explicit is the first phase of the DSversion, a bonus world, version’s final Golvis fight, which is outright designed to resemble a remake of the very first game's original maze.
large pinball table.
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through thestage game can change Pac-Man's stats, with abilities.
** KnightChocolate slowing Chocolate: Gives Pac-Man a knight's helmet. It makes him down slower, but making also makes him heavier heavy enough to sink under water, and more powerful and enough to break metal crates.
** WingChocolate giving him Chocolate: Gives Pac-Man a winged cap.cap. Greatly improves Pac-Man's speed, and makes him float in mid-air more, but makes his controls more slippery.
** Brown Chocolate: Turns Pac-Man back to his normal form.
* RecurringBoss: Golvis is the only boss in the game, and he is fought at the end of every world barring the first. Each fight has essentially the same objective, though he comes with a very different arena layout each time.
* RuleOfThree: Golvis has three hit points in every boss fight with him. Additionally, in order to damage him, Pac-Man has to eat three Power Pellets.
* SequentialBoss: The final boss fight with Golvis has multiple phases in both versions. Five forms in the DS version, and two phases in the Remix version.
* SlideLevel: Stage 4 of Flaming Fortress consists primarily of a series of linear slopes Pac-Man must roll down while avoiding obstacles.
* TimeTrial: Every stage in the main worlds of the DS version has a time trial mode where the player must complete an abridged version of the stage while hitting all the checkpoints. Beating the best time on each stage is necessary to obtain one of that stage’s blue gems.
* VersionExclusiveContent:
** The ''Remix'' version of the game omits a lot of the bonus content from the original DS game, including all of the story cutscenes, the Time Trial and Challenge stages, and the gem collection sidequest.
** Ghost Land, the fourth world from the DS game, is missing in the ''Remix'' version. That version moves on directly to Flaming Fortress once Sweet Land is completed.
** The Remix version has a different final world from the original DS game. The DS version has Golvis' UFO, which is a BossOnlyLevel dedicated entirely to the final boss fight, while the Remix version has Golvis' Hideout, which is a full-length world.
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* NostalgiaLevel:
* PinballZone: Certain stages have areas that are loaded with bumpers and other obstacles designed to make Pac-Man bounce around all over the place. The most explicit is the first phase of the DS
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through the
** Knight
** Wing
** Brown Chocolate: Turns Pac-Man back to his normal form.
* RecurringBoss: Golvis is the only boss in the game, and he is fought at the end of every world barring the first. Each fight has essentially the same objective, though he comes with a very different arena layout each time.
* RuleOfThree: Golvis has three hit points in every boss fight with him. Additionally, in order to damage him, Pac-Man has to eat three Power Pellets.
* SequentialBoss: The final boss fight with Golvis has multiple phases in both versions. Five forms in the DS version, and two phases in the Remix version.
* SlideLevel: Stage 4 of Flaming Fortress consists primarily of a series of linear slopes Pac-Man must roll down while avoiding obstacles.
* TimeTrial: Every stage in the main worlds of the DS version has a time trial mode where the player must complete an abridged version of the stage while hitting all the checkpoints. Beating the best time on each stage is necessary to obtain one of that stage’s blue gems.
* VersionExclusiveContent:
** The ''Remix'' version of the game omits a lot of the bonus content from the original DS game, including all of the story cutscenes, the Time Trial and Challenge stages, and the gem collection sidequest.
** Ghost Land, the fourth world from the DS game, is missing in the ''Remix'' version. That version moves on directly to Flaming Fortress once Sweet Land is completed.
** The Remix version has a different final world from the original DS game. The DS version has Golvis' UFO, which is a BossOnlyLevel dedicated entirely to the final boss fight, while the Remix version has Golvis' Hideout, which is a full-length world.
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* JungleJapes: Gyro-Jungle, the second world. It is a dense jungle full of tropical plants and water.
* LethalLavaLand: The Flaming Fortress, the fifth world, is situated atop a volcano.
* LevelAte: Sweet Land, the third world which is a giant cake that has been taken over by the ghosts.
* NostalgiaLevel: Pac-Moon, in the DS version, a bonus world, is a remake of the very first game's original maze.
* LethalLavaLand: The Flaming Fortress, the fifth world, is situated atop a volcano.
* LevelAte: Sweet Land, the third world which is a giant cake that has been taken over by the ghosts.
* NostalgiaLevel: Pac-Moon, in the DS version, a bonus world, is a remake of the very first game's original maze.
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!Tropes found in the game:
* AdvancingBossOfDoom: Golvis fights Pac-Man at the end of every world by chasing him through a linear stage and Pac-Man must defeat him by slamming into him three times.
* ChromeChampion: Knight Pac-Man who can break metal crates and walk underwater.
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through the stage can change Pac-Man's stats, with Knight Chocolate slowing him down but making him heavier and more powerful and Wing Chocolate giving him a winged cap.
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!Tropes found in the game:
* AdvancingBossOfDoom: Golvis fights Pac-Man at the end of every world by chasing him through a linear stage and Pac-Man must defeat him by slamming into him three times.
* ChromeChampion: Knight Pac-Man who can break metal crates and walk underwater.
* PowerUpFood: Chocolate bars scattered through the stage can change Pac-Man's stats, with Knight Chocolate slowing him down but making him heavier and more powerful and Wing Chocolate giving him a winged cap.
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During Pac-Man's youth, he spends a summer at the home of Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During his training, he keeps experiencing a dream where he is being chased by a shadowy ghost. When Pac-Man and Pac-Master attend the annual Power Pellet Harvest Festival, the ghosts summon the legendary rock & roll loving ghost Golvis so he can do away with the Pac family, even though his power was so great, he was exiled to space. After he remains unaffected by a power pellet, he casts a curse on Pac-man and every other pac to turn them into balls. Soon cursed into a mere ball, Pac-Man is joined by Krystal, an angel sent to protect him, and they venture on a journey to defeat Golvis.
This game takes a new twist on the traditional Pac-Man formula by having the player roll Pac-Man through different stages by using the DS touchscreen. The player must collect a certain number of Pac dots per stage to unlock Golvis gates that allow progression through the level. If a ghost latches onto Pac-Man it must be shooed off before it drains his health fully.
The game got a UsefulNotes/NintendoWii version in 2007 called ''Pac 'n Roll Remix'' which eliminated the story and added a new world.
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