Most of the games are unlocked right from the start, but some are locked until you play a different game 2 times, which there is typically a correlation between the two games anyways.Įach of the 14 different Pac-Man games comes with its own list of challenges that offer coins when completed, along with other rewards. Plus, by playing that game 2 times, I unlocked another game. Of course, I started with the classic Pac-Man game, as it felt like a natural choice. They do give you some, including the 40th-anniversary theme song, which is what I chose to play when I am in the arcade lobby.įrom here, I got into the real fun and tried out the different games. You can even change the flooring, the wallpaper, and turn the background visual on or off.Īfter this, I went to the jukebox to check out the song list, which was again pretty bleak since I hadn’t unlocked anything yet. It is really easy to move items around, turn them at quarter-length turns to face different directions, and pretty much set this place up however you want.
While you will unlock more choices as you play the games, the first thing I did was go into the customization menu to set up my little arcade how I liked it. Other than the arcade cabinets, everything you can interact with is to build up more decorative items. Loading up the game for the first time, you will be standing in the default style arcade room with a handful of arcade cabinets, some decorative items, the vending machine, the jukebox, and a random trophy dropper.
#PAC MAN MUSEUM SWITCH REVIEW SERIES#
From the original title to the latest in the series and the ability to set up my own arcade, something I’ve literally been wanting to do in real life - this game truly has it all. We have the game that any fan of Pac-Man, regardless of which game from the series introduced you to our beloved yellow icon, would absolutely love to have and need no other of! Bandai Namco has released Pac-Man Museum+ and ever since I have been living the retro-filled dream.
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