increasing the length, speed or power of his pump, hourglasses that can cause enemies to become inflated, rods that can cause meteorites or bullets to fall from the sky, a forcefield that protects Dig Dug from attacks, balances that increase the number of points earned from enemies, and two colored gourds with the red one giving Dig Dug ten points, or the green one causing effects to happen around the stage. Dig Dug Arrangement features 50 rounds, with is split up into three islands, the first island having 24 rounds, the second island having 5 rounds which is hidden from view initially, and then the moon, which has the remaining 20 rounds, which is also hidden from view initially. Each round has their own unique layout and features different visual theme, such as a grassy terrain, a factory plant, a desert, an ice land and the moon. Out of the 50 rounds present, 5 of them are boss fights, which involve Dig Dug attempting to defeat a giant Pooka or Fygar in a wide open space by using explosive robots or ray guns to damage the boss and deplete its health bar. Unlike the other rounds, enemies come in infinite numbers in these rounds. The giant Pooka boss walks around the stage, while the giant Fygar acts the same but can perform a fire attack. The game incorporates two player simultaneous play. The second player controls a yellow Dig Dug and can cooperate with the other player or play against them, competing for the highest score. Both players can use their pump to attack the other player, and can crush them with rocks or balls. Killing the other player awards bonus points to the player who defeated said player. At the end of each round, the player with the highest score at the end of the round wins the round, and their player flag is displayed on the world map screen. The player with the highest score at the end of the last round wins the game. Legacy Pac-Man Arrangement was ported to the Game Boy Advance as part of Pac-Man Collection. Pac-Man Arrangement and Dig Dug Arrangement, alongside Galaga Arrangement were also included in the North American exclusive Namco Museum for PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube (the compilation mentioned is not to be confused with Namco Museum 50th Anniversary, which had no "Arrangement" games). Although Pac-Man Arrangement is