Super Pac-Man - Versions Comparison - Arcade, PV-2000, Sord M5, Atari 8-bit, 5200, MS-DOS and more
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Published 2021-01-28
0:00 Arcade (1982)
1:19 Casio PV-2000 (Mr. Packn) (1982)
2:08 Sord M5 (Power Pac) (1982)
3:09 Atari 8-bit family (Prototype) (1984)
4:15 Atari 5200 (Prototype) (1984)
5:22 Commodore 64 / C64 (1988)
6:18 PC DOS (CGA) (1989)
7:27 PlayStation (Namco Museum Volume 2) (1998)
9:09 Windows (Namco History Volume 3) (1998)
10:34 Game Boy Color / GBC (Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition) (Scroll) (1999)
11:18 Game Boy Color / GBC (Ms. Pac-Man: Special Color Edition) (Full screen) (1999)
12:03 J2ME / Java Mobile (Deluxe) (2007)
12:59 J2ME / Java Mobile (Classic) (2007)
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All Comments (21)
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12:03 This is the closest we'll ever get to a Super Pac-Man Arrangement.
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The TRUE Pac-Man sequel.
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I never knew some yellow slice of pizza can get this far!
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I can still remember when this was new, my aunt was working waitress at a restaurant, and she told me about this game. I didn't believe her till one day I took a ride with my uncle and my then baby cousin to her workplace, and I finally got to see and play it. I actually liked it quite well.
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this is such an interesting game, wish it got more recognition though. great comparison as always!
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Fun fact: Only the international releases of Namco Museum Volume 2 for the PS1 featured Super Pac-Man, as the Japanese version instead featured Bomb Bee and Cutie Q. The arcade version has also appeared in other compilations, including plug and plays, and a version even appeared in Namco Museum Remix/Megamix.
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The J2ME Deluxe version reminds me of Pac-Mania. In the second season of the 80’s “Pac Man” cartoon, Super Pac Man was introduced. He could fly, have eye beams, and a big appetite. When using his Super Power Pellet no ghost could stop him, but he couldn’t stop himself afterwards. It was then up to Pac Man to use SPM’s “time warp space hole” to get SPM inside it (which then neutralized the Super Power Pellet’s effects).
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I like the tune on the Arcade! It sounds so 80s and so Pac-Man
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Wow, I had absolutely no idea this version existed. It really should get more time in the spotlight because this is a unique spin on the Pac-Man formula without changing too much of anything,
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there were so many java phone versions. one of the best ones, which i can't find , had a special option with 4 new mazes, that would have easily been the sequel for it. they also had 4 new powerups, that were similar to pac n' pal. i'm still looking for it, because the java emulators could run it. later -1
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with that from here comes the final smash of Pacman
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I LOVE SUPER PAC-MAN! You can earn as many extra lives as you want!
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1:19 "Mr Packn"
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12:05: Super Pac Mania
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6:50 The speed on the Pc DOS version is phenomenal.Not even the mighty PS5 can't hold a candle to this.
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I've probably played the 5200 version the most. I've only seen an actual cab of this once during the 80's. It was at a Sears store in an alcove beneath the escalators.
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Hey thank you for making this, maybe now people will notice this game
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Probably my favorite early era Pac Man spinoff.
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