Pac 'n Roll
Plot. Once when Pac-Man was still young, he spent a summer at the home of the great Pac-Master for training to fight the ghosts in Pac-Land. During Pac-Man's training, Pac-Master's family went to the Power Pellet Harvest Festival with Pac-Man. The Ghosts (possibly young too) decided to summon the legendary ghost, Golvis. He was said to be so strong that he was sent to space by the ghosts themselves. Castle Pac were celebrating the large crop of power pellets gathered, when the Harvest Festival was suddenly disturbed by a  UFO from which Golvis comes. In an attempt to save the Pacs, Pac-Master chomped on a power pellet. But while the other ghosts turned blue, Golvis remained his normal colour with only the end of his tail blue. Golvis and his sentient guitar sidekick (named Jack) turned the Pac-People into spheres (they are the same just without arms or legs), and kidnaps them all. With the help of Pac-Land's guardian fairy, Krystal, Pac-Man managed to escape before getting kidnapped. This explains why Golvis' guitar is always out of tune because he was using it to  smash Pac-Man into the ground. Now with the help of Krystal, Pac-Man (who has been put under Golvis' sphere curse) must save Pac-Master's family from the evil Golvis and Ghosts, and their evil plot to turn Pac-Land into Ghost-Land. Release. "Pac 'n Roll" was re-released on to the Wii in 2007 as part of "Namco Museum Remix"; it is renamed "Pac 'n Roll Remix" and instead of the controls using the touch screen, it uses the Wii Remote and Nunchuk. The story is also removed from this version of the game and the  DS version's "Ghost Land" world is replaced with a Wii-exclusive "Golvis's Hideout" world. The Wii version's final boss is also different from the DS version's final boss. This version also doesn't include collectable gems, time trials, challenge stages, the "Pac-Moon" world, or the original "Pac-Man". In North America, this version was also re-released again in 2010 as part of "Namco Museum Megamix", also for Wii. This version is set to be included in "Pac-Man Museum +", scheduled to release on May 27, 2022. Reception. "Pac 'n Roll" received mixed reviews . In Japan, it sold 15,268 copies by the end of 2005.