Pac-Man 99 looks like classic
Pac-Man on its surface. Players chomp pellets, avoid ghosts, and turn the tables on Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde by eating Power Pellets to rack up high scores. But in true battle royale fashion, every Pac-Man is competing against other Pac-Men; you don’t need to just survive, you need to attack your enemies.
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Pac-Man 99, when players eat a ghost, they’ll send a Jammer Pac-Man to an opponent. Any player who touches a Jammer will be slowed down. Players can also swallow trains of ghosts by gobbling up Sleeping Ghosts, which form a snake-like buffet. Consume a Power Pellet, feast on a ghost train, and you’ll overwhelm your enemies with a barrage of Jammer Pac-Men.
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Published 23 Feb, 2021
Whatever cloud gaming technology might end up being successful at, it s clear the recent like a games store but streaming model of attempts like Stadia and OnLive hasn t taken off. Now Electronic Arts have had a curious new idea of using cloud gaming to let you instantly play a new game while it downloads and installs in the background, continuing locally once it s done. They ve merely filed a patent for this, and have not given any indication that they plan to actually do it for real, but it s maybe an interesting idea?
Spotted by Game Rant, the patent describes technology for a dynamic streaming video game client which can utilise a state stream game engine in combination with a game application streaming service to provide users with the ability to begin playing games quickly on a huge range of devices.
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Pac-Man Waka Waka Promises an Audio Adventure on Alexa
Bandai Namco and Doppio announced a brand new audio adventure for select Amazon devices,
Pac-Man Waka Waka. Players use voice controls via Alexa to play through various worlds in the style of the classic arcade game. The title is a subscription-based service, with regular content updates in the pipeline. It will cost $6.99 per month.
Pac-Man Waka Waka is a collection of interactive games where players guide Pac-Man via Alexa’s voice commands. Each world has 15 mazes, and regular content updates will add new worlds. The game promises hidden items to find, including Power Pellets and a new Frenzy Mode. The arcade mode will feature the classic ghosts Inky, Pinky, Blinky, and Clyde. (Sorry, Sue). Furthermore, the game has special objectives, stars to collect, and score-chasing for competitive players.