Up to 50 mini-games are included for up to four players to compete on – and there’s a single player Story Mode included called Mr. Players run around a board, taking part in mini-games in order to win cookies – with the aim being to have the most cookies when the game ends. Given the name, it’s not a shock that PacMan Party also unashamedly rips off the Mario Party formula for its chaotic multiplayer action! That’s what we have with PacMan Party, which was released to coincide with PacMan’s 30th Anniversary (handily explaining the party theme!). The Wii played host to huge numbers of multiplayer focused mini-game collections – so it shouldn’t be a surprise to see Pac-Man starring in one too!

It was definitely a novelty, but it’d be amazing to see PacMan once again make an appearance in VR, given what is possible with today’s headset technology! 9. Though it was undeniably technically impressive and immersive when it was released, it wasn’t the most practical design for VR, with somewhat slow movement and low frame rate.Īlso, PacMan VR was not only expensive to play, but also costly for arcades to actually keep running – the design and operation of the Virtuality machine necessitated a member of staff to be present in order to assist players with entering and exiting the game at all times.

Though little known and barely remembered, this arcade VR title felt impossibly futuristic in the mid-90s – and I should know, as I managed to play it myself at Namco Station in London back in the day! PacMan and the Ghostly Adventures 2 (2014)

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