Pac-Facts

There is a Pac-Man Game made by IRECSA called Pac-Man II. The only thing known about it is the cabinet art.

There was a pitch for a Pac-Man game called Count Pacula. It would be a dungeon crawler where you have to eat all the dots and avoid getting caught by the good Pac-People. It is unknown why it was canceled but it's assumed it's because of its dark nature.

In North America Pac & Pal was intended to release as Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp, replacing Miru with Chomp Chomp from the first television series.

The original Pac-Man has leftover sprites for a explosion. It is unknown what these could be used for.

In 2018 Namco expanded its american arcades beyond Level 257 (which got rebranded as Pac-Man Entertainment) with small locations known as Pac-Man Zone

Oddly, Clyde does not appear in Pac-Man Vs. He has been replaced by a green ghost like Funky that is unnamed but has been referred to as "Green" as Super Mario.

Namco Roulette is the first taunt in a Smash Bros game to have a official name.

In Pac-Man World 2 there is a machine in Sue's arcade you unlock by collecting Galaxians.

Bizarrely, the texture features a screenshot of Pac-Gal, a bootleg ROM hack on Ms. Pac-Man released in 1981

Pac-Man's representation in the Super Smash Bros games is usually centered in the arcade series up to Pac-Mania, but it was confirmed that the Pictochat 2 in Super Smash Bros 3DS has a element based on Pac-Pix.

Some games in Pac-Man Museum Plus had sprites altered to reflect the current appearance of Pac-Man's Family, one instance was mistakenly unchanged.

Ms. Pac-Man can still be seen in the credits for Pac-Man Arrangement (2005).