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There are many games that don’t bridge the age gap but Pac Man is one of the few that does. Coming from the 1980s when both young and old were playing Pac Man was played on both Arcades and Flat Tables back the modern twist.
The story is a great way of bringing both generations back into playing video games together rather than playing individually . The game itself is perfect for introducing sharing and working together and discussing which way to go and more.
Here is a video of the first home version of Pac Man, That I played was the Atari 800 XL version from 1984
The introduction of the tv show is a great way of introducing the game to the young and for the older to reminisce of the days of when they were young and playing the game.
It introduces the characters to them and what the game is all about.
Here are the new friends of Pac-Man then Spiral and then Cylindria.
Even the Pac-Man ghosts have been truly upgraded (Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde)
Lucky my family and I was invited the UK launch of Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures tv series and also showing off the game.
Pac-Man outside the event right by the London eye in the rain.
Kunito Komori – Producer of PAC-MAN and the Ghostly Adventures with a member of Interlude.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4w_C01DMko
Watch the Dance group called Interlude doing the Pac-Man that will be popping up all around the UK very soon.
But one mode I and my family really like was the multiplayer mode in the game when the screen is split up and you play as the ghosts and you have to get Pac Man in the maze that is a lot of fun.
When Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures game comes out on the 7th March for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS and the PC, we will be reviewing it for you.
If there one game to bring the family together its got to be Pac Man. Pac is Back
