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Similar to [[Mushroomy Kingdom]] from ''[[Brawl]]'' and [[3D Land]] from the 3DS version, Pac-Land is a side scrolling stage that moves automatically. The scrolling speed is dependent on each player's location: moving ahead will speed it up, while lagging behind will slow it down. The stage follows the layout of the original ''Pac-Land'' arcade game, going through three rounds before reaching Fairyland. After this, the stage scrolls back to the left, mimicking [[Pac-Man]]'s return trip in the original game. After each of the first two rounds, a "Break Time" sign appears, and a point display is shown; this is purely aesthetic, and no high score is kept.

The stage starts at Pac-Man's House, and scrolls through a town where buildings can be used as platforms. Three [[Fire Hydrant]]s appear in the first section, shooting water that pushes players back. The second section is a forest where players appear as silhouettes behind the trees. Three tree trunks appear as obstacles. Out of the six total hydrant and log obstacles, two are randomly selected to be pushable to the right. If done correctly, the player to do so is rewarded by temporarily growing, akin to touching a [[Super Mushroom]]. The third section is a bridge consisting of platforms suspended above water (which players cannot [[swim]] in). A model ship can be collected to add extra platforms, and water spouts serve as damaging hazards. The stage then transitions to Fairyland, where the Mother Fairy appears. She spawns a pair of Wing Shoes that reward a player with a temporary boost to [[jump]] height.

The stage starts at Pac-Man's House, and scrolls through a town where buildings can be used as platforms. Three [[Fire Hydrant]]s appear in the first section, shooting water that pushes players back. The second section is a forest where players appear as silhouettes behind the trees. Three tree trunks appear as obstacles. Out of the six total to break time as Pac Man's school hydrant and log obstacles, two are randomly selected to be pushable to the right. If done correctly, the player to do so is rewarded by temporarily growing, akin to touching a [[Super Mushroom]]. The third section is a bridge consisting of platforms suspended above water (which players cannot [[swim]] in). A model ship can be collected to add extra platforms, and water spouts serve as damaging hazards. The stage then transitions to Fairyland, where the Mother Fairy appears. She spawns a pair of Wing Shoes that reward a player with a temporary boost to [[jump]] height.

The stage then begins scrolling right-to-left, signalling the return trip. It starts with tall cacti that serve as obstacles, before moving into a canyon area that features collapsing log bridges. Hitting a certain point spawns a Special Pac item that grants temporary [[invincibility]]. After passing by a small lake, the stage returns to the town. Pushing a certain hydrant releases balloons that heal damage when touched. The stage ends at Pac-Man's house, where Ms. Pac-Man can be seen. The cycle then starts over again on a new trip.

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 Similar to [[Mushroomy Kingdom]] from ''[[Brawl]]'' and [[3D Land]] from the 3DS version, Pac-Land is a side scrolling stage that moves automatically. The scrolling speed is dependent on each player's location: moving ahead will speed it up, while lagging behind will slow it down. The stage follows the layout of the original ''Pac-Land'' arcade game, going through three rounds before reaching Fairyland. After this, the stage scrolls back to the left, mimicking [[Pac-Man]]'s return trip in the original game. After each of the first two rounds, a "Break Time" sign appears, and a point display is shown; this is purely aesthetic, and no high score is kept.
-The stage starts at Pac-Man's House, and scrolls through a town where buildings can be used as platforms. Three [[Fire Hydrant]]s appear in the first section, shooting water that pushes players back. The second section is a forest where players appear as silhouettes behind the trees. Three tree trunks appear as obstacles. Out of the six total hydrant and log obstacles, two are randomly selected to be pushable to the right. If done correctly, the player to do so is rewarded by temporarily growing, akin to touching a [[Super Mushroom]]. The third section is a bridge consisting of platforms suspended above water (which players cannot [[swim]] in). A model ship can be collected to add extra platforms, and water spouts serve as damaging hazards. The stage then transitions to Fairyland, where the Mother Fairy appears. She spawns a pair of Wing Shoes that reward a player with a temporary boost to [[jump]] height.
+The stage starts at Pac-Man's House, and scrolls through a town where buildings can be used as platforms. Three [[Fire Hydrant]]s appear in the first section, shooting water that pushes players back. The second section is a forest where players appear as silhouettes behind the trees. Three tree trunks appear as obstacles. Out of the six total to break time as Pac Man's school hydrant and log obstacles, two are randomly selected to be pushable to the right. If done correctly, the player to do so is rewarded by temporarily growing, akin to touching a [[Super Mushroom]]. The third section is a bridge consisting of platforms suspended above water (which players cannot [[swim]] in). A model ship can be collected to add extra platforms, and water spouts serve as damaging hazards. The stage then transitions to Fairyland, where the Mother Fairy appears. She spawns a pair of Wing Shoes that reward a player with a temporary boost to [[jump]] height.
 The stage then begins scrolling right-to-left, signalling the return trip. It starts with tall cacti that serve as obstacles, before moving into a canyon area that features collapsing log bridges. Hitting a certain point spawns a Special Pac item that grants temporary [[invincibility]]. After passing by a small lake, the stage returns to the town. Pushing a certain hydrant releases balloons that heal damage when touched. The stage ends at Pac-Man's house, where Ms. Pac-Man can be seen. The cycle then starts over again on a new trip.