🕹️ Compact Fun: Tiny Arcade Pac Man Miniature Game Delights All Review

You play as Donatello for only three levels. The controls are pretty messy and the game plays at around 3 fps. This is a new toy and not a way to play the arcade game it is based on.

The game you are playing on the device is a poorly made copy of the arcade experience. They don't even have legendary music. It's basically unplayable. I guess I shouldn't have expected so much from a $20 item - if it even played the Arcade Attract mode and played the appropriate theme music I wouldn't mind. Don't waste money.

I didn't know what to expect. I have never bought any of these Tiny Arcade games. I was very disappointed with this product when I finally received it. You can only pay for Donatello and the management is bad. Worst of all, the iconic intro with music from the cartoon is missing. I really regret paying full price for it. I guess I can hang it on the tree and call it a Christmas decoration, but do you really want to pay $20 for a decoration? I would not.

A great little novelty for Burgertime fans. A real collector's item for the price. The art is faithful to the Burgertime arcade machine and the gameplay and sounds are faithful to the original. You can play the game, but it's difficult on a tiny screen, so it has its own challenges, but it's amazing that it's even possible. So set your expectations accordingly and I think you will be impressed with this mini burger. I love collecting all these keychain games and building mini arcades. It really

I bought this for my dad to cheer him up and I'm sure he will love it. I placed it next to my Xbone controller for reference. It's tiny but still very playable and fun! It's a real game, which means it's NOT just the first map - I'm about halfway through Act 2. To exit demo mode, all you have to do is toggle it off and on again. My dad was the slots king in college and I have great memories of hanging around the slots as a kid. So this product hits nostalgia/feelings heavily. For less than $20…

I have a good collection of these "little slot machines" and was amazed at how faithful they were to the "real" ones. " are games. I recently bought Pole Position; It's my absolute favorite game from the early 80's and I've played enough with the real car to "win" the game (finish the race on lap 3). When I started this little machine, I was ecstatic. to familiar sights and sounds. But when I went to play I found there were no gears; It's just a speed. This is a complete departure from the…

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…

I recently decided to try this Pac-Man minigame. I'm an old school kid from the 80's and I have a full size Pac Man arcade machine so I know how the real game plays. This little game is pretty damn close to the original and overall it's an amazing and fun little device for the money. And when I say "small" I mean it's less than 4 inches tall and literally has a key ring on the back (but I removed it as it's really too big to serve as a key ring but just understand that the buttons and joystick…