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Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade, 1996) — Full Playthrough I had no clue this game even existed until last week when I stumbled across a Pac-Man exhibit at a local park. (More on that another time maybe.) They had these big displays about all the weird variations and iterations of Pac-Man over the years — and this one caught my eye. Pac-Man Arrangement? I didn’t remember it at all. Turns out it was part of the Namco Classics Collection Vol. 2 arcade cabinet, which I probably did see back in the day… and skipped. See, for some reason I used to pass over multicades. No idea why. I guess it felt cheap or weird — like, if your cabinet isn’t dedicated to a single game, are you even serious? (Yes, I was a little snobby about my cabinets. No, I don’t feel good about it.) These days, I never skip a multicade — they’re usually the only way to experience some vintage stuff in the wild. So, my loss back then… because this game rules. Pac-Man Arrangement is a full reimagining of the original, but it keeps everything that made Pac-Man great and just builds on it. New mazes, multiple tiers, stairways that slow you down, warp zones, new ghost types — but it all still feels like Pac-Man. They didn’t reinvent the wheel. They just made the wheel cooler. I was only going to sample it for a few minutes, but I ended up playing the whole thing through. I lost track of how many continues and virtual quarters I used — a lot. No regrets. And get this: it ends with a Pac-Man boss fight. You and your little yellow circle go toe-to-toe with a mechanical robo-ghost thing that feels like something out of Mega Man. I love it when game designers get it — when they understand the core of what makes something fun and then expand on it without ruining the formula. This game absolutely nails that. Some facts: Pac-Man Arrangement was developed by Namco and released in 1996 as part of their Classics Collection Vol. 2 alongside Dig Dug Arrangement and Galaga Arrangement. It features new mechanics, a slick updated art style, and even allows for two-player co-op. The ghost gang also gets a new member — Kinky — who fuses with the others to give them special powers. It’s weird and it works. And if you ask me, this should be in every retro arcade rotation. Nice work, Namco. You did the little yellow guy proud. #RetroGaming #ArcadeGames #PacMan #QuarterMuncher #Playthrough #GamingHistory #Retropute #PacManArrangement #NamcoClassics #ArcadeRemakeDoneRight #90sGames #MazeMadness #TwoPlayerPacMan #PacManBossFight #OldSchoolGaming #UnderratedArcade #PacManLove #KinkyTheGhost