Review on Unleash Nostalgia with Pac Man Connect Play Classic Games: Experience Classic Arcade Action! by Robert Viher

I don't like it, but I don't hate it either. It's not as good as the mid-2000s Ms. Pacman plug-n-play that now sells for over $100. This is a cheaper alternative if you want to play Pacman, Galaga, Mappy and Xevious on your TV. In addition to these games, there are 4 other versions of Pacman, as well as Dig-Dug, an updated version of Galaga and Bosconian. Technically, there are more games on this console than on Ms. Pacman, but these games are very similar to each other. Pole Position, which was on Ms. Pacman but not this one, was fun and different from the other 4 games on that console. However, pole position wouldn't work on this console considering the joystick is SUCKS! With the same success, it can be a cross - it only moves in 4 directions. This is fine for most games, but my favorite game, Xevious, is difficult to play with a D-Pad. The design of this console is cool, but the size makes it awkward to hold and difficult to keep in place. This further complicates the accuracy of the movements. It's better than nothing and not that expensive, but it could definitely be better.