Title BGM - Pac-Man Arrangement (CS Version).Last Boss Runaway BGM - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).Last Boss BGM - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 5 BGM - Monster Secret Base - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 4 BGM - Ancient Ruins - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 3 BGM - Green World - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 2 BGM - Water World - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 1 BGM - Original Pac-Man World - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).World 0 BGM - Toy Box World - Pac-Man Arrangement (Arcade Version).Pac-Man's Park (Japan Version) - Pac-Mania.
Name Entry: 2nd - 5th Place - Super Pac-Man.When the jukebox isn't being played, gameplay audio of every game plays at once. Some of the tracks are from the " Join The Pac - Pac-Man 40th Anniversary" album. They can be unlocked by completing missions. Records can be used to play music at the jukebox. Notably, some of the wallpapers use artwork from Pac-Man Cereal and the Atari 2600 version of Pac-Man.įlooring changes the look of the arcade floor. Wallpaper changes the look of the arcade's walls. Vending Machine (used to purchase items)įigures can be purchased at the Gashapon machine, where the player will recieve a random one upon purchasing.The vending machine allows for multiple of the currently-unlocked decorations to be purchased. Decorations can be unlocked by completing missions. Free Game Cabinet (used for the remaining games, resembles a game console kiosk)ĭecorations are used to decorate the arcade, but have no known functionality besides the jukebox, vending machine, and Gashapon machine.Cabinets can be unlocked by completing missions. All cabinets except the free game cabinet require coins to play. The known collectible items for the arcade room are:Ĭabinets are used to play the games in the collection. By completing various missions and achievements, the Ghosts can arrive as "customers" to the arcade, who will walk around the room alongside Pac-Man. This includes placing and designing the arcade machines in whichever way the player prefers, as well as adding various additional trinkets and display pieces (purchasable via coins). The player navigates the arcade as Pac-Man, and can customize it to their liking. Replacing the Ghostly Adventures-themed "Pac Room" in the original Pac-Man Museum is a 3D arcade area. If each Mission in every game is completed, the player will earn a "Golden Pass" allowing all games to be played without use of coins. The console games are labeled as "Free Games", not requiring coins, so they can be played indefinitely. In-game "coins" are required to play the arcade games additional coins are given per play of any game, and can also be earned by completing various "missions". Pac-Man Arrangement (2005) (Console version).Pac-Man Arrangement (1996) (Arcade version).Super Pac-Man (1982) (Japanese version).
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