Pac-Facts

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.

In 1982, president Ronald Reagan sent a letter to congratulate a 8-year old on getting a score of 6,131,940 in Pac-Man

This score is impossible, the highest score you can get in Pac-Man is 3,333,360.

The Pac-Man Cafe packages were named after Pac-Man World, Super Pac-Man, and Baby Pac-Man.

Pac 'N Party is a arcade game that released in 2000. In the game you used a lightgun that shoots medal coins to protect Pac-Man from the ghosts.

The homepage on the Japanese Pac-Man website (2010) has a full game of Pac-Man built into the background.

You control Pac with your mouse cursor, and the maze resets when all dots are eaten.

In Pac-Man Circle, the back of the Swordsman's cloak has the United Galaxy Space Force logo.

These design documents came from a scrapped Pac-Man game called Sgt. Pac-Man.

The game was pitched by David Siller.

Kinky's name has been changed to Kinzo in the Pac-Man Museum + Pac-Man Arrangement 1996 port. Kinzo is seen as a nickname by fans.

Although flutter jumping seems like it was a brand new feature added to Pac-Man World Re-Pac, you could flutter over a pit in the original Pac-Man World demo.