angelrulez7 (2012-12-25 09:53:55)

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Hey, last time I reviewed the Namco TV Games series by Jakks Pacific including the Pac-Man Connect and Play by Bandai.

If you read the review, you'd see it's great and all. But there is one game I didn't very well mention. Pac-Man 256.

You may know the original Pac-Man had an end because of a glitch. This is known as integer overflow. Half of the screen was jumbled up on Level 256, leaving 255 beatable levels. Not even a handful of players have completed the level. Only 4 or 5. Bandai gave everyone a chance to get to that level.

I'd call it the 255 challenge. 255 is freaking hard.Power pellets do nothing. I've only gotten past it twice. After this stage, you get thrown here:


It's very hard. Never passed it. Not even trying to get to 257. Might as well start up Pac-Man on MAME and turn on Rack Test.

I've said enough.

Merry Christmas!

-Angel

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angelrulez7 (2012-12-25 19:52:35)

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Beat* -Nintendude

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angelrulez7 (2012-12-26 19:30:16)

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Yeah, but the Pac-Man Connect and Play only has Pac-Man 256 because it's the most famous. -Punker

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angelrulez7 (2013-01-09 04:59:56)

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Why is the last poster wimpykidkw?

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gamer365 (2013-01-09 14:11:16)

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PC Only,but heres more integer over flows:

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