The DEATH of Pac-Man in almost all Pac-Man versions

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This video shows how Pac-Man die in almost all versions of the original game and their game over screens.

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00:00 Intro
00:15 Arcade (1980)
00:26 Coleco Tabletop (1981)
00:39 VIC-20 (HAL Laboratory) (1981)
00:52 Tomy Tabletop (1982)
01:06 Atari 2600 (1982)
01:18 Atari 5200 (1982)
01:33 Atari 8-bit family (1982)
01:48 Apple II (1983)
01:59 VIC-20 (Atarisoft) (1983)
02:10 Commodore 64 / C64 (1983)
02:25 ColecoVision (Unreleased) (1983)
02:37 Intellivision (1983)
02:50 TI-99/4A (1983)
03:03 PC DOS (1983)
03:17 NEC PC-8801 / PC-88 (1983)
03:28 Sharp X1 (1983)
03:37 Sharp MZ-700 (1984)
03:50 Sharp MZ-700 (PCG) (1984)
04:03 Sharp MZ-1500 (1984)
04:14 Fujitsu Micro 7 / FM-7 (1984)
04:24 MSX (1984)
04:37 NES / Famicom (1984)
04:51 ZX Spectrum (1984)
05:01 NEC PC-6001mkII (1984)
05:11 NEC PC-8001mkII (1984)
05:22 NEC PC-8801mkII SR / PC-88mkII SR (1985)
05:33 Sharp X68000 (1988)
05:44 NES / Famicom (Tengen) (1988)
05:57 Famicom Disk System / FDS (1990)
06:10 Game Boy / GB (Scroll) (1990)
06:22 Game Boy / GB (Fullscreen) (1990)
06:33 Game Gear / GG (Scroll) (1991)
06:45 Game Gear / GG (Fullscreen) (1991)
06:57 NEC PC-9801 / PC-98 (1992)
07:08 Sega Genesis / Mega Drive (Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994)
07:20 Super Nintendo / SNES / Super Famicom (Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994)
07:33 PlayStation / PS1 (Namco Museum Vol. 1) (1995)
07:44 Windows (Microsoft Return of Arcade) (1996)
07:55 Windows (Namco History Vol. 3) (1998)
08:07 Nintendo 64 / N64 (Namco Museum 64) (1999)
08:18 Game Boy Color / GBC (Scroll) (1999)
08:29 Game Boy Color / GBC (Fullscreen) (1999)
08:41 Neo Geo Pocket Color (Scroll) (1999)
08:54 Neo Geo Pocket Color (Fullscreen) (1999)
09:07 Dreamcast (Namco Museum) (2000)
09:18 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Pac-Man Collection) (Scroll) (2001)
09:29 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Pac-Man Collection) (Full Screen) (2001)
09:40 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Classic NES Series / Famicom Mini) (2004)
09:54 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Scroll) (2005)
10:05 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Full Screen) (2005)
10:17 Nintendo DS (Pac ‘n Roll) (2005)
10:28 Nintendo DS (Namco Museum DS) (2007)
10:40 Windows (Namco All Stars Pac-Man) (Enhanced) (2009)
10:50 Windows (Namco All Stars Pac-Man) (Classic) (2009)
11:01 J2ME / Java Mobile (Low res) (2009)
11:12 J2ME / Java Mobile (Mid res) (2009)
11:23 J2ME / Java Mobile (Higher res) (2009)
11:35 Android / iOS (2009)
11:45 Browser (Doodle) (2010)
11:58 Android / iOS (2016)

This video wouldn’t have been possible without the help of my colleague Retro-Rock, who dumped the NEC PC-8001mkII version. He has a very interesting channel where he shows gameplays of rare game versions. Please help him by subscribing to his channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe8V-baBmhKHsxiNVxG9GdQ

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19 thoughts on “The DEATH of Pac-Man in almost all Pac-Man versions”

  1. The arcade version is a winner –
    i still have that on my PlayStation 2 in
    a compilation called NAMCO MUSEUM.

    The Commodore 64 version is absolutely a legendary classic 😺👍🕹️.

    The Sharp X68000 version is amazing 😺👍🕹️.

    The 8-bit Atari version looks retrospectively awesome 😺👍🕹️.

    The Atari 5200 version looks great 😺👍🕹️.

    And the ColecoVision version looks retrospectively perfect 😺👍🕹️.

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  2. Great stuff but you missed the BBC Micro version which is called 'Snapper' by Acornsoft. There are two versions of this, one which has ghosts and Pac-Man sprites similar to the arcade original (YouTube video ID: iNjwGSuQtGQ ) – however there was a copyright objection so Acornsoft released a version with changed ghost and Pac-Man sprites, YouTube video ID: LLy8frcGk_A ).

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  17. There is specifically one version that I have not seen since 200I, I still can't put my finger on which build it is because I don't know the console: In this specific version, when you get a Game Over, you are immediately warped to a very lively Graveyard during the day, with the Leaderboards showing on Pacman's Tombstone that comes in the form of a Panel with Greek Columns that has either a Cream~coloured or Yellow Tint that rises out of the Grass while very somber music plays throughout; this might've been one of the game's many Unofficial 0I6 Bit Ports during the '90s, as I clearly remember its higher palette and FM Audio; every program that I have looked up that features many of the official and Third Party ports doesn't have this specific build, wishfully somebody knows what I am talking about because this has been messing with me ever since I was exposed to that version and I would love to see it get archived if it still has yet to by this point.

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