This collection of Pacman games is great because it can be fun for you for hours and you can play with 2 to 4 of your friends and have fun, but there is a problem, why is there no Ms Pacman game in this collection? Because it was in Pacman Museum as a DLC, but it is strange that it is not in Pacman Museum+, however I recommend the game, especially when it is sold at the price of $9.99.

Simplesmente muito bom eles aprenderam com os erros do Museum original e fizeram uma versão melhor e definitiva!

There's a lot to break down for this collection so I wanted to break it down to a pros and cons list:

PROS:
- Amazing game selection across Pac-Man's history, from the well known to the more obscure. This is the first time the Wii Pac-Man games from Namco Museum Remix/Megamix are included in a collection outside of the original
- Pac-Man Arrangement (1996) included. best pac-man ever with pac-man CE DX
- Alternating 2-player modes from the original arcade games retained
- Save feature for continuing later across most games
- Arcade HUB is fun to customize, is presented very well
- Online leaderboards and in-game missions add replayability to all the games

CONS:
- Game emulation/porting quality is subpar, classic games have audio latency and splicing and some modern games like Pac-Man CE are missing visual effects or have awkward audio mixing not present in the original. Many classic arcade games do not use pixel perfect/integer scaling and some games have bilinear filters over them without no option to turn them off.
- Ms. Pac-Man's complete erasure. Not only is the Ms. Pac-Man game notably missing, but the character has been edited out of all the games she was previously featured in; the character is replaced by a stand-in design, which ALSO effects Jr. Pac-Man and Baby Pac-Man. these changes make the collection's presentation inaccurate to Pac-Man's history in various ways. what the hell are you doing bandai namco
- Arcade games are missing game options from their original releases
- All arcade/SNES games (sans Pac-Man and Pac-Attack) are based on their Japanese releases instead of the international versions. While it may not seem much, games like Pac-Mania are lengthier than usual. Pac-In-Time is especially notorious for this, considering the Super Famicom version is much harder to finish compared to the international version. Another factor to Pac-In-Time is that it features Japanese text with translated subtitles overlaying them, despite the international versions having already existed with a translation.
- No online play

Overall a nice collection with some oddities! I would recommend this if you're a Pac-Maniac like me, or otherwise I'd recommend to Pac-Away for the next collection or settle with the Arcade Archives releases on PS4/Switch.