The NES, though seemingly ancient now, is still incredible hardware. It never ceases to amaze me. The potential! On a random note: My elderly neighbour in the 80’s used to have two Shih-Tzu dogs - Pac Man and Ms. Pac Man. :)
As a HUGE retro fan this is insanely cool, a downgrade like this would be PRAISED back when the NES was still the talk of the town. …of course, I wasn’t alive at that time, but it’s still cool to imagine!
Many PC's back then were just keyboards you plug into monitors. The NES was a chunky box with lots of room for advanced hardware so it kinda makes sense
This is pretty awesome, that a guy like @coke0774 have made a port for the NES of this Xbox 360 game "Pac-Man CE". Almost no slowdowns, fun action replay, and many great things that i'm extremely impressed how did he ported that game to the NES. Sadly the original work isn't public, however BNEI & M2 guys have asked him for the work, and after some polishing, they finally released to the public. @NintendoComplete , will you play the NES official demake of Gaplus too? (This got released in Namco Museum Archives Vol. 2 for Switch, but the dumped NES rom is avaliable too) Great vid!
I played so much PacMan-CE DX on PS3 back in 2007+. Started playing it again last year.Had no idea this Famicom/Nes version really existed. Reading your info it sounds like it was a fairly recent release. Would love to try it out.
When you press towards a wall it makes sparks. No miss means you don't die. Most people just run through the maze for 5 minutes, just staying alive, to get the achievement. But you can also just use L to rewind whenever you die.
@@customsongmaker L? Lol what? Ya I'm not playing on an Emulator or anything, I'm playing on original hardware aka an NES. I wouldn't wanna cheat my way thru anyway, defeats the whole purpose.
@@customsongmaker Any tips then to be able to create the sparks for a full second? Like perhaps just running around a tight circle or something? Haven't really been able to do it.
@@skins4thewin In the long corridor between the halves of the maze. Grinding as you approach a turn makes you turn slightly faster, so you should be able to start the sparks before a turn and then continue them along the long wall. Also, if you play normal mode and ignore the ghosts, you can pretty much be powered up from power pellets the entire time and avoid death that way. That's also the only way you'll get the achievement for all fruits, since you won't clear enough screens if you take time to eat ghosts. Plus you'll also get 400,000 points that way from all the fruits. Anyway after you unlock the achievements, you should try the original Pac-Man Championship Edition. It has 10-minute modes and more maps. Then after you've played that all you want, try Pac-Man Championship Edition DX, which has some gameplay elements that make it completely different.
I actually believed this was an actual game released back in 199Fun when malls would host such events. and then i read the description and got disappointed ;_;
The graphics really have been pulled off in a Famicom/NES ROM. The extracted ROM is Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio, so it works as intended on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami, but all the "Arcade Pac-Man" sounds would be missing on an unmodified NES.
it was originally, but it was turned into an official game emulated in (and then extracted from) a Switch game. technically it's Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio, so some of the sounds would be missing when played on an NES.
Yes nintendo did make the Nes but not all the games have to only be made by Nintendo other video game companies can help make cool games for it and this wasn't made by Nintendo
it's "official", made as an extra for a compilation of NES games for the Switch. but someone extracted the ROM and it's in Famicom (with Namco 163 expansion audio) format, and it does run fine with all sounds on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami.
it is a real "NES" ROM, but it's actually Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio, so it will run fine with all sounds on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami, whereas on an unmodified NES, all the "arcade Pac-Man" sounds would be missing, but the game itself would still run, just with only partial sound.
This game runs on a Famicom period. The game is emulating the Namco 163 sound chip that is on the Japanese version of Rolling Thunder, Final Lap, Mappy Kids, Megami Tensei II
Coke0774 is a wizard, I genuinely can not believe this runs on official Famicom hardware. So freaking cool
I just played it on my NES emulator and I STILL can't believe it...
and the fact Namco allowed him to put his homebrew on the newest Namco Museum
How cool would it have been had this been released when the NES was still in its prime?
I think it'd be great!
Could you imagine the alternative timeline where this was the hottest NES game? Every NES game afterwards would have to rival its quality.
IT WOULD BE COOL AND AWESOME TOO MY FRIEND
Im in awe of this. Its really incredible.
People would be so thrilled to play this masterpiece
The NES, though seemingly ancient now, is still incredible hardware. It never ceases to amaze me. The potential! On a random note: My elderly neighbour in the 80’s used to have two Shih-Tzu dogs - Pac Man and Ms. Pac Man. :)
Billy Mitchell should know about this!
@@bboyhanvzla And then he'll make a run in BizHawk and pass it off as live gameplay.
This game is madness. This would have been a fun game as a kid.
This game can be fun in still in 2023
Why the "would" it still is I played it by myself and it's additive
As a HUGE retro fan this is insanely cool, a downgrade like this would be PRAISED back when the NES was still the talk of the town.
…of course, I wasn’t alive at that time, but it’s still cool to imagine!
Looks like someone has Pac-Man Fever. It's driving you crazy.
This is just like Pac-Man but more thrilling
I have joyful memories playing Pac Man CE when it came out. I also had the plus edition too! Ahh, such fun memories.
The best de-make I ever played!
Looking back then this should be legit to play Pac-Man CE on a real NES hardware. This feels much challenging.
Awesome! I love Pac-Man. The NES can be very powerful hardware.
It's amazing how the NES was more powerful than a lot of PCs at the time.
Total opposite of consoles nowadays...
@@hex1233 Yeah lol
Many PC's back then were just keyboards you plug into monitors. The NES was a chunky box with lots of room for advanced hardware so it kinda makes sense
@@CycloneJoey518 True, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
kinda cool that this is actually a nes rom
I put this game inside my hacked Nes Mini, and wow, this is such an intense game, I love it!
I still cannot believe that they included this and Gaplus as games in Namco Museum Archives.
An interesting take on the familiar _Pac-Man_ gameplay.
Ah yes, a perfect way to play Pacman on your cell phone or computer, without worrying about it not being compatible
This Is so Fricking Crazy!!!
This is pretty awesome, that a guy like @coke0774 have made a port for the NES of this Xbox 360 game "Pac-Man CE". Almost no slowdowns, fun action replay, and many great things that i'm extremely impressed how did he ported that game to the NES. Sadly the original work isn't public, however BNEI & M2 guys have asked him for the work, and after some polishing, they finally released to the public.
@NintendoComplete , will you play the NES official demake of Gaplus too? (This got released in Namco Museum Archives Vol. 2 for Switch, but the dumped NES rom is avaliable too)
Great vid!
This even feels like an 80s quarter muncher on steroids, and the fact that this runs on real hardware is all the more amazing!
I played so much PacMan-CE DX on PS3 back in 2007+. Started playing it again last year.Had no idea this Famicom/Nes version really existed. Reading your info it sounds like it was a fairly recent release. Would love to try it out.
Like synthwave, it is Hyper 80s!
Really feels like it's Pac-Man's Dance Paarty.
Or special Pac-Man BGM for Tekken.
This should have been called Pac-man Extreme
I wish if they had the Championship Editions of both “Ms. Pac-Man” and “Galaga” for the NES floating around.
I just installed this game on my RG351P. So fun!
Wow, I see what I've been doing wrong now. Been focusing way too much on eating the Ghosts instead of the dots! 😅
20:35 Man, i Get That Skin Two
Nice!!!
Pac-Man for life! ^^
The sound effects are high quality for the NES!
It's Namco 163 cartridge expansion audio on the Famicom.
THAT IS VERY GOOD AND AWESOME TOO MY FRIEND
When you are playing this game, its the longest 5 minutes you`ll ever experience.
You really need to attenuate the expansion audio on your Famicom/NES, it's too loud.
If ya dig the the original CE, then highly recommend checking out DX+ and championship 2
Also, it's hard to believe this was on nes 😳 The game is too thrilling
Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio.
Why broken music?
Is there a guide for unlocking all the Achievements? Like how do u create sparks? And for a full second? & what is a "No Miss" Finish?
When you press towards a wall it makes sparks. No miss means you don't die. Most people just run through the maze for 5 minutes, just staying alive, to get the achievement. But you can also just use L to rewind whenever you die.
@@customsongmaker L? Lol what? Ya I'm not playing on an Emulator or anything, I'm playing on original hardware aka an NES. I wouldn't wanna cheat my way thru anyway, defeats the whole purpose.
@@customsongmaker Any tips then to be able to create the sparks for a full second? Like perhaps just running around a tight circle or something? Haven't really been able to do it.
@@skins4thewin In the long corridor between the halves of the maze. Grinding as you approach a turn makes you turn slightly faster, so you should be able to start the sparks before a turn and then continue them along the long wall.
Also, if you play normal mode and ignore the ghosts, you can pretty much be powered up from power pellets the entire time and avoid death that way. That's also the only way you'll get the achievement for all fruits, since you won't clear enough screens if you take time to eat ghosts. Plus you'll also get 400,000 points that way from all the fruits.
Anyway after you unlock the achievements, you should try the original Pac-Man Championship Edition. It has 10-minute modes and more maps.
Then after you've played that all you want, try Pac-Man Championship Edition DX, which has some gameplay elements that make it completely different.
@@customsongmaker Interesting, thanks for the advice! It definitely does seem like focusing on the pellets is the way to go for sure.
Where can I get this game?
So NOW I know that this is the original version of Championship edition of Pac-Man (I played the Android version, don't question)
it's not the original, it's a Famicom demake of an Xbox game.
(extracted from a Switch game)
we have the nes version of the game since 2020!
"...runs on real Famicon hardware."
One word: WOW.
The core Essence of true gaming good clean fun this game was good during its era and it's good during these times even in this era
I actually believed this was an actual game released back in 199Fun when malls would host such events. and then i read the description and got disappointed ;_;
Is this an actual NES game? Doesn’t look like one.
The graphics really have been pulled off in a Famicom/NES ROM. The extracted ROM is Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio, so it works as intended on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami, but all the "Arcade Pac-Man" sounds would be missing on an unmodified NES.
Never had this game, but this would work with the Gray Box NES.
some of the sounds would be missing though, because it's Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio.
An NES version?
Famicom, with Namco 163 expansion audio.
@@RWL2012 Ah.
Awesome!
Why does it sound like they used the Sunsoft 5B
it's actually Namco 163.
PACMAN FEVER!
This is an NES homebrew.
it was originally, but it was turned into an official game emulated in (and then extracted from) a Switch game. technically it's Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio, so some of the sounds would be missing when played on an NES.
Yes nintendo did make the Nes but not all the games have to only be made by Nintendo other video game companies can help make cool games for it and this wasn't made by Nintendo
Have this on my n64 everdrive. For some reason the dot eating sounds dont play. Must be an emulation error
it's Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio - sounds like the Everdrive 64's NES emulator only emulates the 2A03 sound (CPU sound).
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there is no way....this is a bootleg game...right ?
it's "official", made as an extra for a compilation of NES games for the Switch. but someone extracted the ROM and it's in Famicom (with Namco 163 expansion audio) format, and it does run fine with all sounds on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami.
it is _based_ on an older homebrew from 2008 (IIRC) though.
Is this a real nes rom or just a imitation
it is a real "NES" ROM, but it's actually Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio,
so it will run fine with all sounds on a Famicom with an Everdrive N8 Pro Fami,
whereas on an unmodified NES, all the "arcade Pac-Man" sounds would be missing, but the game itself would still run, just with only partial sound.
This could work on the Famicom Disk System but not the NES.
This game runs on a Famicom period. The game is emulating the Namco 163 sound chip that is on the Japanese version of Rolling Thunder, Final Lap, Mappy Kids, Megami Tensei II
@@karnovjuniorI stand corrected lol
I do not normally care for demakes. MM7 is better on SNES. MM8 is better just skipped. But this? This is tight.
no way this is on the NES
it's technically Famicom with Namco 163 expansion audio.
Heyyyyy
NamcoT PacMan
cool but its obnoxious imagine playing this for an hour
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Why was that peach so THICC 🥵🥵
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Jesus christ, pac man, you just hit mach 10 in terms of speed!
It's time to pirate this game)
Will you make a video on Gaplus NES too? That's an amazing port
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