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This is the greatest piece of art ever created for an arcade game and ought to be hanging in The Louvre
Some seriously false advertising going on though. So strap in for the mega thread of....
'awesome stuff from the Pac-Land artwork that wasn't even in the game'
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Some seriously false advertising going on though. So strap in for the mega thread of....
'awesome stuff from the Pac-Land artwork that wasn't even in the game'
1/14
Shepherd Pacman with the cutest sheep ever
Watch out for sheep rustlers
Watch out for sheep rustlers
The towering inferno scene
An old, forgotten pseudonym
2/14
An old, forgotten pseudonym
2/14
PlayCity Carrot (プレイシティキャロット)
Namco's irl owned and operated arcade chain
3/14
Namco's irl owned and operated arcade chain
3/14
Shy giant dinosaur
Pacman's bubble car
4/14
Pacman's bubble car
4/14
Pooka helping to Dig (Dug) for treasure
5/14
5/14
The hang-gliding chase scene
Guitar Pacman goes rafting
6/14
Guitar Pacman goes rafting
6/14
Ship wrecked Pacman
Mappy fails to stop a bank robbery
7/14
Mappy fails to stop a bank robbery
7/14
Seems fair to say that Alice in Wonderland inspired this game
8/14
8/14
Tarzan rope swinging over alligators. What is this? Pitfall?
Gone fishing
9/14
Gone fishing
9/14
Arabian Pacman rides a camel into battle
The Pac-plane for when you can't find the magic boots
10/14
The Pac-plane for when you can't find the magic boots
10/14
The relaxing beach scene.
This did make a cameo appearance in the Namco Museum vol.4 Pac-Land museum section on the Playstation many years later
11/14
This did make a cameo appearance in the Namco Museum vol.4 Pac-Land museum section on the Playstation many years later
11/14
Wild west cowboy Pacman with eyepatch
Libble Rabble cameo
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Libble Rabble cameo
12/14
Pacman gets confused by religion
Getting lost but the giant burning signpost shows the way
13/14
Getting lost but the giant burning signpost shows the way
13/14
The best the USA could do was claim the game had a 2-way joystick on the flyer which clearly showed the cab using the L/R button set-up. Also, dire artwork
No match for the majesty of the Japanese artwork with it's myriad of scenes and characters we would never see again
14/14
No match for the majesty of the Japanese artwork with it's myriad of scenes and characters we would never see again
14/14
