If you’re at the Penny Arcade Expo this year, PAC-MAN Fever Mobile Tournament will be held at Namco Networks’ booth #141 at PAX, August 29-31, 2008.
Contestants in the PAC-MAN Fever Mobile Tournament at PAX will compete on AT&T phones and battle for the best score in PAC-MAN. The top four daily scores earn a spot in the daily final challenge where they will compete for a prize pack that includes a new phone from AT&T. PAX attendees can also demo many other mobile games at Namco Networks’ booth including classics like PAC-MAN and Galaga® or some of Namco Networks’ latest games including PAC-MAN ® Arcade Golf™.
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Namco, has announced that arcade-favorites, PAC-MAN® and Ms. PAC-MAN® are available today and priced at just $9.99 each from Apple’s App Store on iPhone and iPod touch.
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If you like fun mobile games, chances are you play titles made by the house that Pac-Man built. Jason Ford is the VP of Strategy and Planning for Namco Networks, so consider him the Big P’s proprietor. Join tr0n as he and Jason talk about Namco’s platform strategy, Qualcomm’s BREW 08 announcements and the industry’s newfound willingness to address the problem of game discovery.
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Paper Planes allows you to design and fly your own paper airplane. After choosing a basic design, you can alter the weight and the angle of the flaps, then give it a test run and see how it flies. There’s a world tour mode, where you have to complete a variety of different objectives that require you to fine-tune your plane, and a free flight mode which lets design away with no time limit or pressure. There’s also a challenge mode, which has objective just like world tour, but only lets you make three adjustments to your plane. It’s available for some operators in the UK now, and will be out in Spain and France at the end of the month. Releases in Germany and Italy are planned in April.
If you’ve ever wanted to completely mismanage a company, now’s your chance. Namco has released Dilbert Cubicle Chaos, which allows players to take control of the infamous pointy-haired Boss and delegate, delegate, delegate. The game includes all the familiar characters from the comic strip, including Dilbert, Dogbert, Wally, Alice, Asok, Ted, and Tina. It starts with a story mode comprising six days, where you are trying to win the Manager of the Month award, but after completing that mode you unlock the Boss Zone, which allows you to keep playing on a higher difficulty levels. You’re even able to download some original Dilbert strips on most phones.
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First Gameloft, then Artificial Life, now Namco, PopCap, and THQ have pledged their support for the iPhone. GamesOnDeck found the news, saying Namco promised to bring Pac-Man and Galaga to the touch screen, and PopCap said we’d be seeing reinvented version of Bejeweled, Zuma and Peggle. THQ didn’t announce any specific titles, but the prospect of a touch screen plus their Playboy license is making me nervous.
Namco has announced the release of a mobile version of Mr. Do! and its sequel, Mr. Do!’s Castle. The two classic arcade titles, which were demoed at the DigitalLife show last September, both feature a classic mode and a new enhanced mode with updated graphics and new levels and power-ups. In Mr. Do!, players must clear cherries from the game field while avoiding wild animals. Mr. Do!’s Castle takes place in the castle of Mr. Do! which has been overrun with wild unicorns. They must be cleared out before the Magical Clown Act begins.
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Namco Networks has announced the launch of a mobile version of the PC game Atlantis Sky Patrol.
The game is the first of a number of Big Fish games that will be heading to mobile as part of the deal between them and Namco that was announced back in July. In the game, players must knock out a doomsday device by shooting and matching chains of colored marbles. The marbles move through a track, and players must stop them before they reach the core and the device explodes.
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Namco Networks has announced the launch of BurgerTime Delight, a remake of the classic arcade game.
Developed by G-mode, this update to the 1982 classic adds new level backgrounds and new characters, as well as mini-games and two game mode options: classic and enhanced. In the classic version, players take control of chef Peter Pepper and attempt to build burgers by the knocking the ingredients off platforms and onto plates on the bottom of the screen, all while avoiding the evil Mr. Hotdog, Mr. Egg, and Mr. Pickle. The enhanced version updates the graphics and adds new environmental dangers for Peter to avoid, as well as new enemies Mr. Garlic and Mr. Carrot.
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Namco has announced that they will be publishing a mobile version of the online Flash game Zoo Keeper.
The puzzle game uses the match-three style of play popularized by games like Bejeweled, but offers some unique additions and expands the genre with additional game types like quest mode and time trial.
“With its previous success, Zoo Keeper is already enjoying worldwide popularity and we are delighted to build on its achievement by bringing this colourful and entertaining title to the mass audience of mobile gamers,” said Masaji Okubo, managing director of Namco Europe.
The game will be available in November.
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