Review on 🕹️ Compact Fun: Tiny Arcade Pac Man Miniature Game Delights All by Robert Oner

This Ms. Full color and contrast on a screen similar to the arcade original, and all these are very important qualities, so you don't feel like you're playing an NES port or an inferior imitation, but i would say 99% similar to a discounted arcade game original % for the tiny size it takes to fit the screen and the only downside is the ghosts move slower and not as smoothly as in the arcade version so the game is on the easy side which to be honest I don't mind how small the game is. It's very playable, however, and its tiny size is a big part of its appeal. Ghost AI templates are generally not that invasive. Miss Pac-Man has main levels including my favorite level, the blue maze. I find it easy to play with my left thumb, which Miss Pac-Man controls very well. The controls are tight and responsive, making me feel 100% in control of Miss Pac-Man as she navigates the maze. Like the original, it also includes cutscenes with music. Again, this sounds like a true arcade original. Sound is key, and while the speaker is small, this game does a great job of handling it. I'm very impressed with this Tiny Arcade series and when you place them side by side in the dark they look and sound like you've shrunk the arcade cabinets down to about 3.5 inches in height. Wonderful. I hope we get Dig Dug and other classic arcade games from the Tiny Arcade series soon. I would like Jungle Hunt, Donkey Kong Jr. Donkey Kong, Joust etc.