10 Things You Didn’t Know About The PacMan World Series

Pac-Man Ghost Zone is a 3D platformer intended to be released on the PlayStation in 1998. Development lasted for roughly a year before cancellation and later evolved into what we know as Pac-Man World. Very little is known about this release, aside from handfuls of images, articles from Unseen64 and PlayStation Museum, and snippets from various gaming magzines in various languages. As of 2014.. Pac-Man Ghost Zone is a cancelled PlayStation game from Namco. It was to be a 3D version of Pac-Man in the style of Super Mario 64.

This trailer was used within Namco's booth during E3 1997 to demonstrate Pac-Man Ghost Zone, which would have been Pac-Man's brand new game for the Playstation at the time. However, development of the game was not going well, and Namco president Masaya Nakamura was particularly displeased with the project upon seeing it in action.. Pac-Man Ghost Zone thrusts our pudgy pal into 14 wacky worlds, each loaded with 3D poly-gonzo thrills. Pac-Man doesn't just eat - he jumps, flies, swims, slides, and rolls in an effort to battle an all-new cast of bad guys and ghosts. Long live the king of game-dom, Pac-Man!