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Pac-Man (Nintendo Game Boy, 1991)

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Precio:

USD145,19

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Entrega prevista: mié. 17 sep. - jue. 2 oct.

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Sealed!!! This is a rare find for all the Nintendo Game Boy enthusiasts out there. The Pac-Man game cartridge is still sealed with the hang tab intact, making it a must-have for collectors. The game features Namco Bandai as the publisher and falls under the genres of Action & Adventure, and Adventure. The game offers tons of fun and challenge for players of all ages. With its classic gameplay, Pac-Man remains one of the most iconic games in the video game industry. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of gaming history. Hang tab. H Seam. Legit.

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Pac-Man is arguably the most recognizable video game character of all time. He has made an appearance in some form or another on almost every system -- from the Atari 2600 to the Sony Playstation -- so it should come as no surprise that he is also available in portable form with Pac-Man for the Nintendo Game Boy.<br><br>As Pac-Man, a hungry, chomping creature, your goal is to clear a maze of dots while avoiding ghosts. Power pills are eaten to make the ghosts turn blue, which is a signal that they are susceptible to your voracious appetite.<br><br>The game has necessarily changed a bit from the original arcade version in order to squeeze it into the confines of the Game Boy's small, gray-scale screen. The entire maze doesn't fit on the screen and instead scrolls as you move through it. And unlike the arcade version, where each ghost was a different color and Pac-Man was yellow, here everyone is all the same shade of gray.