Well - it's Pac-Man. The game claims that graphics and sound have been updated, but to be honest, the update is hardly noticeable. The sound sounds exactly like it did in 80's home computer conversions of the game (which is a bit disappointing given the game's description), and the graphics are on the same level. The graphical "update" appears to be that there's now a color gradient across the labyrinth - the ghosts and their animations don't look updated at all. Taken together with the hassle that it takes to even play the game (online activation with serial key necessary, 16-bit video settings which required some fixing on my Win7 system until they looked right), it's hardly worth more than a dollar. Regarding the gameplay, you'll enjoy it exactly as much (or little) as the classical arcade gameplay, because it's exactly the same.