Super Pac Man Arcade Review

A closer look at Super Pac Man developed by Namco and published by Bally Midway. It was released in 1982.

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Gaming

Tags:

• Super
• Pac
• Man
• Ms
• Namco
• Bally
• Midway
• arcade
• 1982
• Gamester81
• Starwarsnut77
• NEStalgiaholic
• Gamester81Arcade

[XKaliber2097]

wow, this is awesome. I wish there were a home console port, I don't quite have the money for a cabinet.

[Gamester81Arcade]

@XKaliber2097 Check out Namco's classic museum. They have a version that has this game on it too.

[NESAtariSegaNerd]

There also was a planned but unreleased port for the Atari 800, and an official release for the Commodore 64.

[DeepKrateRecordingz]

@Gamester81Arcade Are you aware that there is a "speed" button that is used for gameplay on this? When you eat a super pellet, hold down one of your MAME buttons...it should make you travel at super speed. This will help you clear the bonus stages and you'll definitely need to use it in the later stages.

[illustriouschin]

I've played this game but was never a fan of it, it seems too much like one of those junky PC pacman clones from the 80's, i think midway did a better job on the sequels even though the difference were not very creative.

[megamanfan3]

This game was ported to Namco Museum for the PS1.

[HagenFlachmann]

How did i miss this game.... -.-"

[Mega1mpact]

yay 1000th view !

[BlooditeDrakan]

That looks pretty wildly different from the original. Might try this myself.

[AricGallant1]

I have this on a plug and play system. Its fun.

[KingDavid73]

I've played this game on this Namco plug 'n' play thing. It was pretty weird.

[XKaliber2097]

@Gamester81Arcade Awesome, thanks man!