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| Pac-Man World 2 | |
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 North American cover of the PS2 version. |
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| Developer(s) | Namco, Full Fat |
| Publisher(s) | Namco, Zoo Digital Publishing, Hip Games |
| Distributor(s) | DSI Games |
| Platform(s) | GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Game Boy Advance, PC |
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| Genre(s) | Platform |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
| Rating(s) | ELSPA:
3+ ESRB: Everyone OFLC: G PEGI: 3+ |
Pac-Man World 2 (パックマンワールド2) is a video game by Namco for Xbox, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, and PC released in 2002. Like the original Pac-Man World, the player controls the character of Pac-Man in a 3D platform game.
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Long ago, an evil spirit known as Spooky had terrorized all of Pac-Land. A young knight called Sir Pac-alot sealed Spooky underneath a large tree using the five sacred "Golden Fruit", which were attached to the branches of the tree. In the present time late at night, Inky, Pinky, Blinky and Clyde sneak into the village and, in their mischief, pick the Golden Fruit off the tree in the center of town. Unfortunately, this has released Spooky from his prison. Spooky tells the ghosts to take the Golden Fruit and follow him if they wish to rid the land of the Pac-people forever. When Pac-Man awakes, he hears the news from Professor Pac about the Golden Fruit and Spooky, and sets off to defeat the ghosts and Spooky.
The player controls Pac-Man in a 3D environment along a linear, yet three-dimensional path with the simple objective of reaching the end. The game has twenty-five levels and sixteen Galaxian mazes in six different environments. The plot involves Pac-Man finding five golden fruits that were stolen by ghosts. These fruits were vital to his town. Pac-Man sometimes must fight and defeat enemies in order to progress. At the end of each area is a boss. The boss is always a ghost in a giant machine (the fifth machine holds all four ghosts), excluding the final boss. There are many items to collect in this game including fruit, the traditional dots, and tokens. Each of the levels has eight tokens, as well as a single bonus token for achieving 100% completion on the level and another bonus token for completing the time trial. Because there are 19 non-boss levels, and because the Pac-Village doesn't have a time trial, you will have beat every part of the game with 100% completion except for possibly the last level if you accumulate 189 tokens. Galaxians, which show up once in most non-boss levels, transport Pac-Man into a 3-D maze, akin to the classic arcade games. Not all levels contain all of the collectible items, nor do they contain the same number of each.
The tokens unlock old Pac-Man incarnations in the arcade in Pac-Village. Critics have described these games as "perfect emulations".[1] These unlockable "emulations" are Pac-Man, Pac-Attack, Pac-Mania, and Ms. Pac-Man. Also unlockable is a jukebox, which enables the player to listen to music from the game, as well as a gallery of concept art. However, the GBA version doesn't have any arcade games.
After completing any non-boss level, the player can attempt a time trial. The goal is to work through the level as quickly as possible after hitting the stopwatch at the beginning. Various clocks have been scattered throughout the level where items used to be. Collecting these clocks allows the player to recover the indicated number of seconds by stopping the clock; however, time clocks will not accumulate, sometimes making it better to skip a "2" clock less than two seconds after hitting a "4" clock. Unlike the standard game mode, the player must start the level over from the beginning if Pac-Man dies at any point in the time trial.
| World | Level | Level # | Notes |
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| Pac-Village | Pac-Village | 1 | The center of Pac-Life and the starting point of Pac-Man World 2. Pac-man can encounter a cast of characters here, both old and new, who can help him out throughout his adventures. At the center of it all rests the revered Golden Fruit Tree that once imprisoned Spooky. |
| Spooky | 25 | This also takes place in Pac-Village. It is the last level and boss level in the game. | |
| Forest | The Bear Basics | 2 | This is the level that teaches how to play the game. One can Rev Roll, Butt-Bounce, and kill Pac-Cubs. |
| Canyon Chaos | 3 | This level has the Ghost with a Blunderbuss, some RGMs and a Pac-Bear. | |
| Pac-Dot Pond | 4 | Tons of buttons and Pac-Dot Chains. A lot of RGMs and stopping midway in a Rev Roll. | |
| Blinky's Frog | 5 | This is the first Boss Level and it's Blinky, the Ghost. He has a mechanical frog. | |
| Tree Tops | B-Doing Woods | 6 | This is the first place B-Doings are seen. |
| Treewood Forest | 7 | Saws are now present on this level. | |
| Butane Pain | 8 | This level is pretty much the same as Treewood Forest except for the Butane Grills. | |
| Inky's Blade-o-Matic | 9 | The first boss with the o-Matic machine. | |
| Snow Mountain | Ice River Run | 10 | The first place with the Rev Roll Rams. |
| Avalanche Alley | 11 | Start moving and then a giant snowball will come chasing you. | |
| Blade Mountain | 12 | Pac-Ranger will give you Ice Skates. | |
| Pinky's Revenge | 13 | The second boss with the o-matic machine. This time though, instead of the Blade-o-Matic, it is a Snow-o-Matic. | |
| Lava | Into The Volcano | 14 | This is the first place you see the Pookas, Pooka Plants, and Stonys. |
| Volcanic Panic | 15 | Lava, Steel Ball Power-Ups, ledges, darkness, and more enemies. | |
| Magma Opus | 16 | Here, you are going to have to jump on falling rocks, one red B-Doing, sinking platforms, and go down loopy slides. | |
| Clyde In The Caldera | 17 | The third and last boss with the o-Matic machine. Now though, instead of a Blade-o-Matic or a Snow-o-Matic, it is a Fire-o-Matic. | |
| Ocean | Scuba Duba | 18 | You don't have to move forward to go forward, the current brings you forward. As long as you don't touch anything or get close to a bomb, you'll be fine. |
| Shark Attack | 19 | Mostly the same as Scuba Duba. | |
| Yellow Pac-Marine | 20 | Now you're in the Pac-Sub. | |
| Whale On A Sub | 21 | This boss has all four ghosts, Blinky, Inky, Pinky, and Clyde in the the giant Ghost-Sub. | |
| Ghost Island | Haunted Boardwalk | 22 | You'll be on In-line Skates. Slide across all the bridges, and falling bridges. |
| Night Crawling | 23 | Confusing, Panic, Darkness, Mazes, you can find it all on this level. | |
| Ghost Bayou | 24 | This level is not like any other level you have seen. It is the Golden Fruit Tree's Brother. He has a Maze for you. |
The GameCube version of Pac-Man World 2 has an average score of 74% on Game Rankings. The PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions each have an average score of 68.2%.[2] The GameCube version became a Player's Choice title, the PlayStation 2 version became a Greatest Hits title and the Xbox version became a Platinum Hits title. The game has been criticized for its camera system, but praised for its musical score.[1]
The music composed for this game is lighthearted, save for some epic boss battle scores. Pac-Man World 2's music score is composed by David Logan Music, inc. For their website click here
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| Developer(s) | DSI Games, Full Fat, Hip Games, Namco |
| Publisher(s) | Namco |
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| Genre(s) | Adventure |
| System(s) | GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Game Boy Advance, Windows |
| Players | 1 |
| Rating(s) |
ESRB:
 Everyone |
| Website | http://pacmanworld2.com/ |
| Preceded by | Pac-Man World |
| Series | Pac-Man World |
Pac-Man World 2 is a video game by Namco for Xbox, GameCube, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, and Windows released in 2002. Like the original Pac-Man World, the player controls the character of Pac-Man in a 3D platform game.
One night in pac-village,the four ghosts were causing trouble. They saw a tree with gold fruit. Soon emerged Spooky,a ghost that was prisoned under the tree. The four ghosts got the fruit. After pac-man got up, he realized the missing fruit. His quest begins.
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