Pac-Facts

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Namco joined the celebration for the reopening of the San Francisco cable car line in 1984. They used profits from Pac-Man to keep it in business.

Pac-Man Collection was already released, but the original Pac-Man was re-released for Gameboy in 2004.

These fun banners headlined the Club Namco website's main pages preceding 2006

Not to be confused with Pac-Man World 2 for the Gamecube, Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventure 2 is known as Pac-Man World 2 in Japan.

Crazy Otto was first revealed to the public by accident. It was housed in a testing location, but Time Magazine ending up documenting it a while before release.

This unreleased Pac-Man game planned for the SNES. It was planned to come out in fall 1995 along with the exercise bike.

From July 19th to August 31st in 2001, this phone wallpaper featuring Pac-Man, a slime, and Chocobo was offered through a free download. This came from a collaborative effort between Namco, and Square Enix.

The DS version of Pac-Man World 3 contains this unused image that doesn't fit the game's artstyle.

Pac-Land for the Famicon uses A & B buttons to move and the D-Pad for jumping.

If a second controller is plugged in, you'll be able to use controls where the D-Pad is moving and A or B is used for jumping.