Conveyors - slightly push Pac-Man and Ghosts in the direction that it faces, but it's easy to go against the direction it pushes in.Bridges - functionally act the same way as Doors.Doors - open and close randomly, either allowing passage through or acting as a barrier.Boost pads - launch Pac-Man forward, allowing him to stun Ghosts that he dashes into.Within the mazes, Pac-Man and the Ghosts will need to deal with the following: Many powerups and obstacles appear in-game as the player progresses through the maze.

Pac-Man however, this mode has not been carried over in any of the game's re-releases. The game also features a multiplayer mode similar to its '96 predecessor, with the second player controlling Ms. The final boss is the four ghosts piloting a ghost-shaped robot (similar to the Emperor Ghost mech from the 1996 game) it uses attacks from each of the giant ghosts.Giant Clyde rides in a bulldozer and charges at Pac-Man, and the conveyors on the ground will move him as he does this.Giant Inky uses electric beams that Pac-Man has to jump over with the use of the.When turning blue, the UFO will be left midair, partially blocking view of the maze. Giant Pinky rides in a UFO, chasing after Pac-Man and warping nearby him at random.

Giant Blinky moves across the maze corner-to-corner, never directly attacking Pac-Man.

Each giant ghost has a gimmick that differentiates them from one another: When Pac-Man eats a power pellet in the boss level, each giant ghost gets turned into many small blue ghosts. Each world ends in a boss, which is a giant ghost. The mazes are stretched to widescreen, making them looking bigger, but in reality they are about the same size as a standard Pac-Man maze. There are 30 total mazes, spread across five vibrant, different-themed worlds.

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