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'''''Pac-Man Vs.''''' ('''''パックマンvs. Pakkuman Buiesu''''') is a Pac-Man video game originally designed exclusively for the [[Nintendo GameCube]] that was included as an extra bonus disc with the Player's Choice edition of [[Pac-Man World 2]]. It was also included in the GameCube versions of [[I-Ninja]] and Namco's [[R: Racing Evolution]] for a limited time, as well as a free giveaway at some stores.
'''''Pac-Man Vs.''''' ('''''パックマンvs.''''' '''''Pakkuman Buiesu''''') is a Pac-Man video game originally designed exclusively for the [[Nintendo GameCube]] that was included as an extra bonus disc with the Player's Choice edition of [[Pac-Man World 2]]. It was also included in the GameCube versions of [[I-Ninja]] and Namco's [[R: Racing Evolution]] for a limited time, as well as a free giveaway at some stores.


''Pac-Man Vs.'' is very similar to the ''Luigi's Ghost Mansion'' minigame in the Wii U title [[wikipedia:Nintendo Land|Nintendo Land]]. It features asymmetrical gameplay: one player controls Pac-Man on a Game Boy Advance, and one or more players play ghosts on the television. The Pac-Man player sees the entire field in 2D, ala traditional Pac-man games; while the ghost players see the action a limited vision 3D view on the television. The Pac-Man player's goal is to eat all of the pellets on the screen before being captured by ghosts, while the ghosts work as a team to try to capture Pac-Man. If a ghost catches Pac-Man, he will swap controllers with the Pac-Man player and take the role of Pac-Man in the next round. Single-player is not supported; it requires one player to play Pac-Man with a GBA, and one or more players as ghosts. It is the only GameCube game to '''require''' a Game Boy Advance and link cable to play.
''Pac-Man Vs.'' is very similar to the ''Luigi's Ghost Mansion'' minigame in the Wii U title [[wikipedia:Nintendo Land|Nintendo Land]]. It features asymmetrical gameplay: one player controls Pac-Man on a Game Boy Advance, and one or more players play ghosts on the television. The Pac-Man player sees the entire field in 2D, ala traditional Pac-man games; while the ghost players see the action a limited vision 3D view on the television. The Pac-Man player's goal is to eat all of the pellets on the screen before being captured by ghosts, while the ghosts work as a team to try to capture Pac-Man. If a ghost catches Pac-Man, he will swap controllers with the Pac-Man player and take the role of Pac-Man in the next round. Single-player is not supported; it requires one player to play Pac-Man with a GBA, and one or more players as ghosts. It is the only GameCube game to '''require''' a Game Boy Advance and link cable to play.
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