G-MODE Archives+ PAC-MAN Releases in Japan on June 18

The timeless masterpiece that has taken the world by storm is here!

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G-MODE and Bandai Namco have announced the upcoming release of PAC-MAN in the G-MODE Archives series, based on the Japanese phone version of the original arcade PAC-MAN. It will release on Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam in Japan for 800 yen on June 18.

G-Mode Archives+ PAC-MAN will not have English language support. G-MODE describes it as “a reissue project that faithfully reproduces the original version of the game”. The release date was announced by G-MODE Corporation and it can now be pre-ordered.

The Steam store page provides this description:

The timeless masterpiece that has taken the world by storm is here!
Eating all Pac-Dots while dodging the ghosts!
Pac-Man:
    • A classic arcade game released in 1980.

    • An action game where players chase each other through a closed maze.

    • A port of a Japanese flip phone title (feature phones popular before smartphones).
      *This release does not add elements such as languages and achievements that were not part of the original version.

Game Overview

This title is the Japanese flip phone app version of PAC-MAN, the classic game from Bandai Namco Entertainment that has enjoyed the support of many fans since its arcade debut in 1980.

PAC-MAN became a worldwide phenomenon thanks to its simple, easy-to-understand rules, surprisingly deep gameplay, and charming characters.

Game Controls

Control PAC-MAN by moving him up, down, left, and right.

Skillfully avoid being chased through the maze by the four Ghosts: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde.

Make good use of Power Cookies, which let you fight back against the Ghosts, and clear each round by eating all the Cookies in the maze!

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Theodore Millard
Theodore Millard
Theo is both a gaming and writing enthusiast, excited to delve further into their interests. They really love JRPGs like Kingdom Hearts and the Persona series and messing around in the lower ranks of fighting games. Their proudest achievement is reading One Piece three times.

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