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Pac-Man Fever

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First release
Sep 03, 2002
Publisher
Namco
Genres
Card & Board Game · Party, Science fiction, Historical
Platforms
PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube

Pac-Man is throwing a party and has invited his other Namco friends to join in the activities. Gameplay is similar to Nintendo's Mario Party, in which each player competes in a set of mini-games to advance around the board of three various worlds (Medieval, Space and Tropical). Players set the length of the game (short, medium, long) and play in rounds. Each round begins with a mini-game which determines how far a player can move on the board. Each tile on the board enables players to move forward or go backward, lose, gain, or steal tokens, play a single or two player mini-game, spend earned tokens, or a raffle game to earn redemption tickets.

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Storyline
At Namco's studios, the "Battle of the Namco Stars" contest is about to go underway; the contestants: Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Heihachi Mishima, Reiko Nagase, Tiger Jackson and Astaroth train for this event and set off for the competition. Before the competition can start, a group of ghosts led by a pirate ghost steals the fabled Mini-Game trophy and flees the scene. Pac-Man and company pursue the ghosts, where the ghosts flee to a private theater that prevents entry unless a VIP ticket is provided. Ms. Pac-Man then discovers that the receptionist ghost can provide a free VIP ticket if the group buys all of the mini-games. Pac-Man and company decide to go around the studio lot to gather redemption tickets and buy all the mini-games.Read more

At Namco's studios, the "Battle of the Namco Stars" contest is about to go underway; the contestants: Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Heihachi Mishima, Reiko Nagase, Tiger Jackson and Astaroth train for this event and set off for the competition. Before the competition can start, a group of ghosts led by a pirate ghost steals the fabled Mini-Game trophy and flees the scene. Pac-Man and company pursue the ghosts, where the ghosts flee to a private theater that prevents entry unless a VIP ticket is provided. Ms. Pac-Man then discovers that the receptionist ghost can provide a free VIP ticket if the group buys all of the mini-games. Pac-Man and company decide to go around the studio lot to gather redemption tickets and buy all the mini-games.

Release dates
PlayStation 2
Sep 03, 2002
Nintendo GameCube
Sep 03, 2002
Age ratings
ESRB E
Game modes
Split screen, Multiplayer, Single player
Perspective
Third person, Bird view / Isometric
Keywords
medieval, minigames, crossover, artificial intelligence, high score
… All 10, minigame collection, collectibles, non-humanoid protagonist, leaderboard, greatest hits
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IGDB · recorded 30 Oct 2026

Language data: IGDB · recorded 30 Oct 2026