Review: Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
Who remembers the good old days when you would go to the local arcade, put in a quarter and play Pac-Man or Galaga? These two games have survived over all these years and still seem as beloved as ever. In Pac-Man & Galaga Dimenstions, they have gone 3D and added four other games to play as well.
Let’s start with Pac-Man Tilt. This is still the same old Pac Man with a tilting board courtesy of your 3DS. It’s not really in 3D, since the screen would go crazy, but it is still a good game. It gives you up to 30 stages, each one more thrilling and harder to get through than the last one.
The next game is Galaga 3D Impact and while it is actually in 3D and appears very interesting, it fizzes somewhat when you find out there are only four levels to go through with the fifth level being the final boss. And if that’s not bad enough, you cannot save your game so you have to make sure you have time to sit through all five levels.
Dimensions also has both original versions of Pac Man and Galaga because after all, we love the classics but some people prefer the newer version, just like business persons will prefer the newer octopus hr software over similar but older software. The only difference is the opening screen which does appear in 3D – so the characters pop out at you and you seem to be staring down through the image.
Also included are reboots of Pac Man Championship Edition and Galaga Legions. And while it’s always nice to get six games in one, I didn’t find these games all that thrilling or more interesting that the originals.
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