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* CantUnHearIt: For those who appreciate the voice acting in the game, Martin T. Sherman is likely the first voice that comes to mind for them when seeing Pac-Man.
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* CantUnHearIt: For those who appreciate the voice acting in the game, Martin T. Sherman Creator/MartinSherman is likely the first voice that comes to mind for them when seeing Pac-Man.
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* VindicatedByHistory: [[DownplayedTrope Sorta]]. The game is still as divisive as ever, but the voice acting aspect has been more appreciated in later years for its professional talent and writing, even by the game's detractors as opposed to back when the game was first released where the mere idea of Pac-Man talking being controversial and rubbed people the wrong way. Martin T. Sherman now even quite possibly rivals Marty Ingels in terms of popularity for Pac-Man's voice.
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* VindicatedByHistory: [[DownplayedTrope Sorta]]. The game is still as divisive as ever, but the voice acting aspect has been more appreciated in later years for its professional talent and writing, even by the game's detractors as opposed to back when the game was first released where the mere idea of Pac-Man talking being controversial and rubbed people the wrong way. Martin T. Sherman Creator/MartinSherman now even quite possibly rivals Marty Ingels in terms of popularity for Pac-Man's voice.
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* {{Sequelitis}}: Whether it's the larger focus on combat or the minimal amount of content, many feel it is weaker to the first two games.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: After Erwin is defeated and Pac-Man finally goes home, [[spoiler:Orson, the guy who's been helping him throughout this whole journey, doesn't get a proper sendoff]].
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* BrokenBase: Unlike in previous games, in which Pac-Man was a HeroicMime, he has gained a [[SuddenlyVoiced voice this time around]], which fans are divided on. Some fans are fine with him talking and enjoy his frequent snark, while others hate it and wished that he was slient like in previous games. (Even though, Pac-Man has been [[OlderThanTheyThink voiced several times before this game]] such as the Creator/HannaBarbera [[WesternAnimation/PacMan animated series]])
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* BrokenBase: Unlike in previous games, in which Pac-Man was a HeroicMime, he has gained a [[SuddenlyVoiced voice this time around]], which fans are divided on. Some fans are fine with him talking and enjoy his frequent snark, while others hate it and wished that he was slient silent like in previous games. (Even though, Pac-Man has been [[OlderThanTheyThink voiced several times before this game]] such as the Creator/HannaBarbera [[WesternAnimation/PacMan animated series]])
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* UnintentionalUncannyValley: This game sees a cartoony Pac-Man traverse realistic environments in pursuit of an alien that looks like he'd be at home in the ''VideoGame/DestroyAllHumans'' series. Needless to say, this certainly didn't feel like a ''Pac-Man'' game.
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* BrokenBase: Unlike in previous games, in which Pac-Man was a SlientProtagonist, he has gained a [[SuddenlyVoiced voice this time around]], which has led to fans being divided. Some fans are fine with him talking, others aren't and prefers him to be slient as he is in previous games. (Even though, Pac-Man has been [[OlderThanTheyThink voiced several times before this game]] such as the Creator/HannaBarbera [[WesternAnimation/PacMan animated series]]).
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: Shares a page with the rest of the trilogy [[AwesomeMusic/PacManWorld here]].
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* DarthWiki/NightmareFuel: Some textures in Banni Canyon -- only Banni Canyon, none of the other levels -- can glitch out, flickering between normal textures to misplaced scenery textures to [[VideoGame/{{Pokemon}} Missingno]]-esque static to ''[[TheWallsHaveEyes eyes]].''
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* BrokenBase: Depending on who you ask, this is either the best game in the series, or the worst game in the series.
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* ContestedSequel: Depending on who you ask, this is either the best game in the series, or the worst game in the series. This is largely due to the shift away from pure platforming to more combat oriented gameplay, as well as the fact that Pac-Man speaks in this game compared to previous games.
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* BrokenBase: Depending on who you ask, this is either the best game in the series, or the worst game in the series.
** Pac-Man [[SuddenlySpeaking talking.]] Some fans are fine with him talking, others aren't. (Even though, Pac-Man has been voiced several times before this game such as the Creator/HannaBarbera [[WesternAnimation/PacMan animated series]])
* CantUnHearIt: For those who appreciate the voice acting in the game, Martin T. Sherman is likely the first voice that comes to mind for them when seeing Pac-Man.
* FridgeBrilliance: Considering Pac-Man's snarky, sarcastic personality in this game, all the times that he has a big, goofy smile on his face in completely inappropriate situations in the previous games make a lot more sense.
* HilariousInHindsight: The 25th Anniversary trophies of Pac-Man look exactly like his {{Toys/amiibo}} in pose. Bonus points that the silver color and red base are so similar to Silver Mario's amiibo.
* PortingDisaster: The DS version is regarded as the worst one due to its bad camera and slowdown, as well as bugs, clunky touch screen implementation, and an over abundance of invisible walls.
* ScrappyMechanic: The Spectral Monster portals. They show up absolutely everywhere and stop the game progress dead in its tracks. It would have been bearable had all the monsters spawned in right then and there, but no, they trickle in one by one, and any new ones that spawn are unaffected by power pellets you ate prior, forcing you to wait for them to respawn before you can take out the new ones. Rinse and repeat. They seemed to only throw them in out of obligation that Pac-Man games have to include some random homage to the original arcade game no matter how sensible it was.
* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game has its high points, the poor combat, repetitive gameplay, lower difficulty and overall blandness holds the game back.
* VindicatedByHistory: [[DownplayedTrope Sorta]]. The game is still as divisive as ever, but the voice acting aspect has been more appreciated in later years for its professional talent and writing, even by the game's detractors as opposed to back when the game was first released where the mere idea of Pac-Man talking being controversial and rubbed people the wrong way. Martin T. Sherman now even quite possibly rivals Marty Ingels in terms of popularity for Pac-Man's voice.
* ThatOneLevel: The Spectral Realm levels are typically not very fondly remembered. It doesn't help that they are home to the most Spectral Monster chases.
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** Pac-Man [[SuddenlySpeaking talking.]] Some fans are fine with him talking, others aren't. (Even though, Pac-Man has been voiced several times before this game such as the Creator/HannaBarbera [[WesternAnimation/PacMan animated series]])
* CantUnHearIt: For those who appreciate the voice acting in the game, Martin T. Sherman is likely the first voice that comes to mind for them when seeing Pac-Man.
* FridgeBrilliance: Considering Pac-Man's snarky, sarcastic personality in this game, all the times that he has a big, goofy smile on his face in completely inappropriate situations in the previous games make a lot more sense.
* HilariousInHindsight: The 25th Anniversary trophies of Pac-Man look exactly like his {{Toys/amiibo}} in pose. Bonus points that the silver color and red base are so similar to Silver Mario's amiibo.
* PortingDisaster: The DS version is regarded as the worst one due to its bad camera and slowdown, as well as bugs, clunky touch screen implementation, and an over abundance of invisible walls.
* ScrappyMechanic: The Spectral Monster portals. They show up absolutely everywhere and stop the game progress dead in its tracks. It would have been bearable had all the monsters spawned in right then and there, but no, they trickle in one by one, and any new ones that spawn are unaffected by power pellets you ate prior, forcing you to wait for them to respawn before you can take out the new ones. Rinse and repeat. They seemed to only throw them in out of obligation that Pac-Man games have to include some random homage to the original arcade game no matter how sensible it was.
* SoOkayItsAverage: While the game has its high points, the poor combat, repetitive gameplay, lower difficulty and overall blandness holds the game back.
* VindicatedByHistory: [[DownplayedTrope Sorta]]. The game is still as divisive as ever, but the voice acting aspect has been more appreciated in later years for its professional talent and writing, even by the game's detractors as opposed to back when the game was first released where the mere idea of Pac-Man talking being controversial and rubbed people the wrong way. Martin T. Sherman now even quite possibly rivals Marty Ingels in terms of popularity for Pac-Man's voice.
* ThatOneLevel: The Spectral Realm levels are typically not very fondly remembered. It doesn't help that they are home to the most Spectral Monster chases.
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