Pac man

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Pac - man
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Outline

• Puck-Man 1979
• Super Pac-Man 1982
• PacMania 1987
• Pac-Man World 1999

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Puck-Man 1979

• Arcade game
• Developed and first released in Japan
• Very popular when released for the first time
  (new style of non-violent game)
• Player moves yellow circle with mouth
• When all dots are eaten, level completed
• Four ghosts wander maze in an attempt to catch
  Pac-man

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Puck-Man 1979

• Four power-up energizers near the corners which
  provide Pac-Man with the ability to eat the
  ghosts
• Original Japan name Puck-Man changed to prevent
  defacing a Puck-Man cabinet by changing the first
  letter

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• Game designer Toru Iwatani

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• Arcade cabinets for PacMan and PuckMan

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• Original version

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• Atari A2600 version

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• Atari A5200 version

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• C64 version

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Super PacMan 1982

• Pac-Man eats various fruit
• Some parts of maze located behind locked doors,
  you must collect keys on the maze to open the
  door
• Two types of power pills
• Yellow one has normal function
• Green one temporarily increases Pac-Mans size
  and speed
• When taken both pills, Pac-Man can smash the door
  and enter locked section without key

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Pac Mania 1987

• The first 3D version
• Pac-Man can now jump

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• Amiga version

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• Atari version

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Pac-Man World 1999

• 3D based platformer
• game was released to coincide with the 20th
  anniversary of the original Pac-Man in arcades
• Pac-Man explores the six levels of Ghost Island
  to save his friends

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