Pac-Man Pinball Advance takes the classic dot-munching action and slaps it onto a pinball table—which sounds weird, but somehow works. You’ve got bumpers shaped like ghosts, flippers launching Pac-Man himself, and even a mini-maze that pops up when you hit certain targets. The physics feel a little floaty compared to real pinball, but nailing a high-score combo while dodging Blinky and friends is oddly satisfying.

It’s got that early 2000s GBA charm—bright colors, chunky sprites, and just enough depth to keep you flipping for "one more try." Not gonna lie, the ball sometimes gets stuck in weird spots, but the power-up chaos makes up for it. If you’ve ever wondered what Pac-Man would look like as a silver ball, here’s your answer.