Dustin Spencer from Capsule Computers writes: "Pac-Man Museum is the latest collection from Namco to celebrate everyone’s favorite yellow dot-chomper, and has arrived digitally for a wide variety of consoles. Instead of throwing in random titles like Dig-Dug however, this ensemble is all about Pac-Man and his growth over the years. This means we have nine different titles (ten if you add the downloadable Ms. Pac-Man), all coming in at a nice entry price with some guaranteed nostalgia to be had. The question is, do these ports serve their purpose in quality, or is this just another case of “box them all together”? "
"Over 40 years after his creation, Pac-Man remains a popular character among both gamers and mainstream audiences. Pac-Man Museum+ is the latest collection of Pac-Man games, a sequel to 2014’s Pac-Man Museum. The new collection boasts 14 games from Pac-Man’s history, including two co-op titles: Pac-Man Arrangement and Pac-Man 256. Throw in numerous missions for each game, a customizable arcade, and a virtual Gashapon machine, and you get one super collection that Pac-fans will love," says Co-Optimus.
"As a Pac-Man fan, I love Pac-Man Museum+ as it features a fantastic variety of fun-filled games while also including clever challenges and a virtual arcade that you can decorate however you wish. Now, all we need is a Pac-Man World compilation." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Richard writes: "Pac-Man Museum+ is not the compilation that Pac-Man deserves, but in all honesty, that doesn’t come as too much of a surprise."
Not like I'm a diehard Pac Man fan, but I was bored in about an hour.
Not to mention the controls were kind of iffy. It definitely screwed me over here and there when I wasn't turning in the direction I know I pointed towards.
I was playing in 120 vrr series x and some of the games had serious latency and control issues. Not a very good port.
