First, there is a fifth ghost named Kinky, who is basically a fast-moving Power Pellet when he moves around, but you'll have to eat him quickly before he fuses with one of the main 4 to give them new powers! Fused Blinky can charge at you in a straight line like a bull, Fused Pinky can jump on top of you, Fused Inky can create a symmetrical shadow clone of himself, and Fused Clyde can create more dots for you to eat. This game adds many new mechanics to the basic Pac-Man formula. I spent almost all my time on that machine playing Pac-Man Arrangement, while my brother would spend his time playing Dig Dug Arrangement (I may play that game later on as well). 2, which included original and Arrangement versions of Pac-Man, Rally X, and Dig Dug. One machine I would play on every time was Namco Classic Collection Vol. We’re talking Dig Dug, MS Pac-Man, and Galaga. And what better compendium to have than one boasting 5 of the best titles from the golden age of gaming. When my parents first got divorced, there was an arcade just a block away from the apartment where my dad moved, and we would go down there every time my brother and I visited him. Speaking of Namco, the Namco Museum is the 8th best selling GBA game of all time We all love a compendium it gives us value for money, after all. This is Pac-Man Arrangement, played through the Pac-Man Collection on the Game Boy Advance!

This week on Sunday Longplay, I'm playing a port of an arcade game that ate many allowances' worth of quarters at the arcade back in my day.

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