[3/4] Reviewed by: Tom Allen. "This is a fun game that steals elements from Mario 64, but I expected more than six stages in the Quest mode." [PlayStation]

[4/4] Reviewed by: Tom Allen. "Few games sustain interest levels as long as this one. You will play Ms. Pac-Man more on Game Boy than you did for any other system." [GameBoy]

[C-] Reviewed by: Brian. "Despite fairly good graphical effects, It reeks of unoriginality, and quick, corner-cutting development." [PlayStation]

[Score 61%] Reviewed by: Alex Fitzgerald. "A somewhat decent game, ..nowhere near as good as the original. Gone is the original 2D gameplay, replaced with mediocre 3D platforming gameplay." [XBox]

[3.0 of 5] Reviewed by: Bad Hare. "Cute but ultimately disposable, ..doesn't take advantage of the Xbox's visual prowess." [XBox]

[5.5] Reviewed by: Don Beaver. "This game isn't that bad, it just has no real staying power. If you beat it there is really no reason to play again." [Windows]

[4.9] Reviewed by: Jeff Gerstmann. "Is Pac-Man a classic? Definitely. But this version seems more like a marketing tool than a viable game." [NeoGeo Pocket Color]

[7.3] Reviewed by: Giancarlo Varanini. "Takes the classic Pac-Man formula and adapts it to a three-dimensional world .. occasionally sluggish control can be a little frustrating but not enough to take the fun out of the game." [Windows]

[5.0] Reviewed by: Trey Walker. "Pac-Man All-Stars simply isn't very fun." [Windows]

[8.0] Reviewed by: Frank Provo. "Regardless of their age, the simple, undemanding diversions found in Pac-Man Collection are perfect for today's portable systems." [GameBoy Advance]

[5.2] Reviewed by: Ryan Davis. "Though it features super-deformed versions of some of Namco's more recognizable characters, Pac-Man Fever is basically just another shallow party game." [PlayStation 2]

[5.2] Reviewed by: Ryan Davis. "Though it features superdeformed versions of some of Namco's more recognizable characters, Pac-Man Fever is basically just another shallow party game." [GameCube]

[7.6] Reviewed by: James Mielke. "Pac-Man World is a fun little game that goes beyond mere regurgitation." [PlayStation]

[8.0] Reviewed by: Miguel Lopez. "Pac-Man World 2 is a fun game, and anyone who's the least bit excited by the history of gaming and the sights and sounds that started it all should enjoy it." [PlayStation 2]

[7.9] Reviewed by: Miguel Lopez. "a great platform game overall, anybody who's into a lighthearted game would do well to check out." [GameCube]

[7.5] Reviewed by: Ryan Davis. "Fans of Namco's rotund mascot should get some satisfaction out of Pac-Man World 2, but picky platformer fans may want to give it a rental first." [XBox]

[Score: 80%] Reviewed by: Andrew S. Bub. "The collection feels incomplete without Ms. Pac Man .. the Pac-Man Collection is still a worthwhile addition to any retro fans portable library." [GameBoy Advance]

[Score: 65%] Reviewed by: Adam Pavlacka. "A competent, if uninspired, Mario Party clone. If you must have a party game get Mario Party 4 instead." [GameCube]

[Score: 84%] Reviewed by: Kevin Rice. "Despite its mostly copycat design and the few minor annoyances I mentioned, Pac-Man World 2 is a keeper." [PlayStation 2]

[Score 68%] Reviewed by: Steve Steinberg. "Wakka-wakka-walk-away from this subpar platformer." [XBox]

[6.0] Reviewed by: Code Cowboy. "Got Pac-Man fever?? Better see a specialist because this won't cure your ills." [Windows]

[8.6] Reviewed by: Vincent Lopez. "It keeps everything you liked about the original Pac-Man, while adding tons of graphic flair, and variety to make you love .. grazing on power pellets all over again." [Windows]

[7.6] Reviewed by: Anthony Chau. "May lack the bells and whistles when it comes to the visuals for a Dreamcast game, but a good number of options and the addictive nature of gobbling pellets is hard to beat." [Dreamcast]