Pac-Facts

There was a cancelled Pac-Man World project made between 2009 and 2010 that could have been a reboot or Pac-Man World 4.

Not much is known, but 2 short gameplay videos were released by Atsushi Saito.

There were many concepts made for Pac & Pal featuring power ups that do not appear in game.

A watermelon that lets you shoot out seeds.

A banana where Pac-Man could spit out the peel.

A oil canister that gives Pac fire breath.

Pac-Tune was a game released in July 2016, and delisted from digital stores in 2017. The gameplay mixes a music creation game and maze creation game. The player creates maze layouts filled with music notes. When Pac eats a music note a song will be played

FLEER has made many Pac-Man sticker trading cards in the past. They're cards based on certain Pac-Man game. They made them for Super Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, and Pac-Man. Cards of the Pac-Store were also shown in the shorts, but they didnt actually exist.

The Pac-Store was a chain of retail stores originating in 2016. Around 2022 the store's website was shut down. There has been no locations made since 2019. It featured 2 new characters and replaced all4 ghosts and six animated shorts were produced for it.

Spunky is the only ghost in Pac-Mania without any official artwork.

Sue was initially named "Bonnie" when replacing Clyde in the early stages of Ms. Pac-Man, which was still called "Pac-Women" at the time.

Following Pac-Man 256's release, Pac-Man skins were released in Crossy Road, and a Crossy Road theme was added into Pac-Man 256. There was a standalone version of Pac-Man Crossy Road released.

Pac-Man Party is the first game to feature the Pac-Man temporary redesigns known for being used in Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures.

Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness 2 was a cancelled sequel of Ms. Pac-Man Maze being developed by TKO Software and CSA3D. It was planned to release on Playstation 2, GameCube, XBOX, Nintendo DS, PSP, and PC.