Some companies seem to be delighted to consider the same titles constantly (I'm looking at you, Nintendo and your online NES Switch online library), while others try an extra effort to try to bring something fresh with each new Generation of well established IP addresses.
Take the example of Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. Pac-Man is probably one of the oldest video game mascots, with a pretty basic gameplay we know and love each other. Some would simply want to wear the same vintage game on mobile devices and call it one day, but this game is much more than that. There are eight labyrinths, each with its own rules and aesthetics.
The Deluxe part of the title comes from the fact that it is more than an edition at the championship, the easiest. How to describe the gameplay would be the same old Pac-Man, only super fast. Deluxe mode offers you a new way to interact with ghosts. Clyde and Co. can now follow you wherever you go, as if you play the old Snake game. Take a Power Pellet and you can nibble all the row of ghosts and let me tell you that this feeling is very satisfying. Another novelty related to ghosts is the fact that time seems to slow down once Pac is getting closer to the enemy, which greatly facilitates risky maneuvers. And, if you fail, it is even possible to drop a bomb that gives all ghosts to their initial position in the labyrinth.
Some labyrinths are static, like the remake of the original, and do not include the new type. Ghosts sleeping on the board until you approach it, while the labyrinth Dungeon, for example, changes constantly as a randomly generated dungeon in a role play, while Manhattan is large and open, spiral is small and claustrophobic and so on. Bandai Namco has managed to transform the Pac-Man game into a brand new experience. If you have a single nostalgic bone in your body, try this game. You will not regret it.
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