Pac-Facts

Many Pac-Man books were published at the height of Pac-Man Fever. The most well known is Mastering Pac-Man.

The Pac-Man Christmas Album was released in 1982 by Kid Stuff Records. It featured christmas songs with a story of Pac-Man & Friends.

Released for mobile devices in 2003, Pac-Man Pinball is a virtual pinball game based on Pac-Land.

Later on, a sequel also made for mobile was made with a soundtrack and new unlockable tables.

Although the reception for the Atari 2600 Pac-Man is negative, it was the top selling game for the system.

All I Want to Do is Dance! is a small flash game made to promote Pac-Man World 2. Pac-Man needs to get tokens to listen to a song and avoid Pinky. Nothing else is known.

Pac-Man's ability to jump is connected to a stamina meter in Pac-Man Adventures in Time.

Depending on the game's setting, it could refill extremely fast or take a few seconds.

Johnny Wood's boxart for Arcade Classics was originally much different than what made it through.

Namco had concerns about the left design, saying it made Ms. Pac-Man look too risque.

In Playstation Autumn Winter Collection '99, there are numerous early Pac-Man World screenshots. According to designer Scott Rogers, it includes a Pac-Dot forest world. Pac-Man couldn't use dot's because the ghosts were de-foresting them

According to producer Seigo Aizaza, Shadown Labyrinth was left without the Pac-Man branding to separate it from the rest of the franchise.

K.C Munchkin is a very important Pac-Man Clone, even being featured in a Pac-Man Book.

This game comes from Phillips and Magnavox wanting to obtain the Pac-Man license.