Power-ups are gained by having Pac-Man jump through different colored hoops (electric gates in the Game Boy port). Many obstacles appear in each level, all of which will kill Pac-Man in one hit. In the SNES version, the goal is to eat all of the Pac-Dots scattered across the levels in all other versions of the game, the objective is to simply reach the Exit sign at the end of the stage. Pac-Man's physics are very ball-like, making it control in a very unique way compared to other platformers.
The player controls a young Pac-Man, who bounces and rolls around the levels, collecting dots and items. Pac-Man must journey through locations such as forests and fight creatures like bats and ghosts, with the goal of finding his way back to the present. The Ghost Witch casts a spell on Pac-Man, which sends him back in time and makes him younger. It is unclear why this is - one rumor suggests that the SNES game was originally going to be Pac-Man 3, before being released as Pac-In-Time instead. The SNES version of Pac-In-Time is completely different than the other ports, with different levels and mechanics. Unlike Pac-Attack, which changed a considerable amount of its origin game's contents, Pac-In-Time only replaces the main character, Tiny, with Pac-Man, in addition to changing some of the music.
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In the case of its Game Boy and PC counterparts, Pac-In-Time is a graphic swap of Fury of the Furries, a PC and Amiga game released by Kalisto in 1993.
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