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PacMan World 2 is a real hidden gem of a game. This is a 3D platform game where Pac-man needs to save the day. He has many abilities that he can use and he. Mario Kart's game play is nearly flaw less, and Pac-Man World Rally wisely simulates the better elements of that classic series. It has particularly strong course design, and the whole -Man vibe characters gobble fruits and ghosts aplenty extends its appeal. Regardless of World Rally's DNA, it turned out sturdy and quietly entertaining.

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When I think Pac-Man, I think of wandering through mazes, gobbling dots, and chomping ghosts, not the running and jumping usually found in a 3D platform game. But Pac-Man World 2 successfully mixes these polar-opposite genres into an enjoyable lil* 21st-century brew. Most of the game looks and plays as if our yellow friend's been caught in the latest Crash Bandicoot. You progress through all the typical areas: forests, frozen tundra, a volcano and underwater. The level design is straightforward and challenging (especially later stages) but relatively low on surprises. The thing that makes PMW2 really different and fun is the way classic Pac-Man touches have been added. A maze here and there, Pac arcade games to unlock, fruits to collect, dots to gobble up, ghosts to chomp--the old elements are always there but never overpowering or too out of place. The same can be said for the visuals. They're good but not so mind-blowing that you want to stop and admire them. And surprisingly, Namco got the camera right. Like a few other games of this type (ahem, Sonic Adventure 2), it'll occasionally force you to look a certain way. But where Sonic forced you to make blind jumps, the camera here always picks a good angle. The only trouble spot comes during boss battles, where your view just doesn't flip around fast enough. Despite that, this simple, fun platformer is worth a look.

Colorful characters, butt-stomps, spin attacks, lava and ice worlds, random crap to collect--the Pacster's new outing packs the same ol' stuff you've seen in a million 3D-platform games before. But fortunately, everything here hangs together reasonably well. Control is darn good, and that counts when you find yourself getting into a comfy laid-back platform-hop-ping daze--until the camera is knocked goofy by some background obstacle and you lose concentration. Talk about a buzzkill. The levels themselves are fun if uninspired, although cheap deaths abound in later stages. Just accept the fact that the game likes to kill you out of the blue sometimes.

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Some mascots age more gracefully than others; on one hand you've got your Marios and Sonics, on the other you've got your 7-Up Cool Spots. Pac-Man still has a few lives left, despite a rocky 20-year history, and PMW2 tastefully continues his trademark dotharvesting model in 3D. It's obviously skewed toward a younger crowd, but cool gameplay ideas inspired by Klonoa 2 squelched my guilt for enjoying a 'kid's' game so much. If only the camera didn't feel like a drunken film student's first project--it would rarely show me what I needed to see, and preferred to lock down rather than negotiate simple objects. PMW2 is still worth a rental.