Mediocre at best, Pac Pix is a shallow, boring and repetitive game. It has a sterile and un-inventive plot basically centered around a magical ink known as "Ghost Ink" which an evil magician created in order to spread malevolent ghosts. The ghosts drawn with the ink end up just as evil as the magician, the ghosts than spread inside books and paintings, trouble ensues, and Pac-Man attempts to wipe out the ghost problem. He fails and is trapped in this book (the DS console). Only by using the "Ghost Pen" (The DS stylus), a device that allows you to enter the book which contains the ghosts, can you draw Pac-Man, bombs and arrows in order to clear out the bad guys. Pac-Pix was specifically developed for use with the Nintendo DS' touch screen. By drawing Pac-Men characters in on the touch screen, the drawing will come to life and eat ghosts in the classic Pac-Man way, only this time you control him by drawing barriers in his path. Boss battles are repetitive and unimaginative with little replay value. Overall I would not recommend the purchase of this game when games of a much higher caliber are available for an equal or lower price. 4 out of 10.
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