Some of these were a real pain to find and/or get working. Let me know if you want to play any of them and I can make instructions for how to play them.
Any info about the Galaxy Games rom and if the rom would work on RetroArch by any chance? (The co-op part looked really interesting so I wanted to see if I could get Netplay working for it) Thanks in advance!
@@LBP-Seramop The name of it is galgame2 and it works on mame. That's all I really know. Yeah I wonder how fun it would be playing with someone else, I just controlled both myself for the video.
@@philive1681 Welp, just tried it for myself. It at least works (On MAME 2010 (on RetroArch, no other version of MAME can run the game it seems)) but for some non-apparent reason the audio on my rom is sped up compared to your gameplay (maybe an issue with the rom I got or MAME 2010 (in RA) just does that to some games) The biggest downside of using it with RetroArch is that the core that’s able to run the game can’t be used with Netplay, so there goes the online co-op I was hoping to do.. T_T Thanks again for help with locating the rom to the game!!
Interesting how all the ports for Japanese platforms try to stay as close to the arcade as possible, while many Western ports are more along the lines of "interpretations"
There's actually another version not featured here; the version included in Pac-Man World 3. At first glance that version appears to be emulation, but no! It is a ground-up recreation of the arcade game. Some notable visual differences is the lack of gate in the ghost house, the orange being colored red, and the fruits having a new "popping-in" animation.
This is some real dedication for a comparison video! Most people usually just show gameplay, but you went out of your way to show us the game's sprites as well. Yes, it's a fairly basic thing, but most people don't even consider doing that.
@BIGGERSHOT127-v1w I do admit the PC-800 version is more of a scream, but it's too bitcrushed to me to sound any more terrifying. That and the PC-88 version is just a harsh screech...
6:38 This singular version has been used in the following games... Namco Museum Vol. 1 (PS1) Pac-Man World (PS1) Namco Museum 64 (N64) Namco Museum (DC) Namco Museum (Xbox, GCN, PS2) Pac-Man World 2 (Xbox, GCN, PS2, PC)
The same company who made the TI-99/4, Texas Instruments, makes calculators today and you can download pac man on some of them and play it. It goes full circle :)
This is the first time in my life I've ever seen any of the bonus fruit beyond the apple on the Apple ][ ! I had this as a kid---I think I still do, as a matter of fact!---but I've neve made it past the apple stages.
Man it's funny how the COLORS of the ghosts are sometimes very inconsistent. A green one usually replaces Inky or Clyde! I know this is probably because of how hard it is to emulate certain colors, but the ZX Spectrum... If the scared ghost is cyan and the maze shows blue with no issue, then what's the point of emulating the scared ghosts as cyan and Inky as green?
I’m Gonna Try And Translate Every Pac-man Waka Sound In The Ports And I Think I Did What I Can: Arcade: Waka Coleco Tabletop: Beep VIC 20 ( HAL Laboratory ): Waka Tomy Tabletop: Duh Duh Atari 2600: Dun Atari 5200: Waka Apple ][: *Clap* C64: Waka Intellivision: Waka PC Booter: Waka NABU: Ka Wa PC-88: Tic TI-99: Wa ka VIC 20 ( Atarisoft ): Waka Sharp X1: Glug Colecovision: Waka Fujitsu FM-7: *BLAST* MSX: Waka Sharp MZ 700: Derw Sharp MZ 1500: Duh NES/FC: Waka PC-6001mkII: Glug ZX Spectrum: Chip PC-8001mkII: *Clap* PC-8801mkIISR: Glug Sharp X68000: Waka Game Boy: Waka Game Gear: Waka PC-9800: Waka Sega Genesis: Waka SNES: Waka The Rest Are The Same As The Arcade Version😊
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![Evolution of Pac-Man Games [1980-2024]](/img/1.gif)
Some of these were a real pain to find and/or get working. Let me know if you want to play any of them and I can make instructions for how to play them.
Except for the FanGames and Flash Game
Any info about the Galaxy Games rom and if the rom would work on RetroArch by any chance? (The co-op part looked really interesting so I wanted to see if I could get Netplay working for it) Thanks in advance!
@@LBP-Seramop The name of it is galgame2 and it works on mame. That's all I really know. Yeah I wonder how fun it would be playing with someone else, I just controlled both myself for the video.
@@philive1681 Welp, just tried it for myself. It at least works (On MAME 2010 (on RetroArch, no other version of MAME can run the game it seems)) but for some non-apparent reason the audio on my rom is sped up compared to your gameplay (maybe an issue with the rom I got or MAME 2010 (in RA) just does that to some games)
The biggest downside of using it with RetroArch is that the core that’s able to run the game can’t be used with Netplay, so there goes the online co-op I was hoping to do.. T_T
Thanks again for help with locating the rom to the game!!
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Interesting how all the ports for Japanese platforms try to stay as close to the arcade as possible, while many Western ports are more along the lines of "interpretations"
That's why they was worse copy cats and not doing it there own designs
The example of 𝓹𝓮𝓻𝓯𝓻𝓿𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷𝓲𝓼𝓶 is the Pac-Man ports for Japan computers
We meet again
There's actually another version not featured here; the version included in Pac-Man World 3. At first glance that version appears to be emulation, but no! It is a ground-up recreation of the arcade game. Some notable visual differences is the lack of gate in the ghost house, the orange being colored red, and the fruits having a new "popping-in" animation.
you also couldn't get any extra lives in the PMW3 version either last i checked
This is some real dedication for a comparison video! Most people usually just show gameplay, but you went out of your way to show us the game's sprites as well. Yes, it's a fairly basic thing, but most people don't even consider doing that.
5:24 Well, that was terrifying. PC-88 Pac-Man is literally screaming for his life.
@BIGGERSHOT127-v1w I do admit the PC-800 version is more of a scream, but it's too bitcrushed to me to sound any more terrifying. That and the PC-88 version is just a harsh screech...
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could’ve been worse, could’ve been the PC8801 MKII SR one
3:40 bro really said fr 💀
7.8/10 No "OHHH SHIIIIT"
This comment doesn tmake any sense
6:38
This singular version has been used in the following games...
Namco Museum Vol. 1 (PS1)
Pac-Man World (PS1)
Namco Museum 64 (N64)
Namco Museum (DC)
Namco Museum (Xbox, GCN, PS2)
Pac-Man World 2 (Xbox, GCN, PS2, PC)
MZ700 really going "Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr"
I like when in MZ700’s version, every is “fr”
I like how in the Colecovision version, the ghosts will regenerate in their little home after getting munched
Honestly that's kinda better than their bodies just appearing
Normal consoles: have the fruits
Mz-700: F R A N C I U M
Tomy Tabletop: Cherry
0:43 Sounds like a low battery notification
Its interesting how some ports seem to retain the original maze but had to change it to be vertical so that it would fit the screen
0:57 Igniknokt and Err's death
1:19 WHAT A FRAME TO PAUSE ON 😂
4:43 the ghosts have turned into forks.
The same company who made the TI-99/4, Texas Instruments, makes calculators today and you can download pac man on some of them and play it. It goes full circle :)
The Nec Pc-8001MkII version of Pac-Man was released in August 1984
Stage Start, Power Up, and Life Lost
scariest death sound is 5:12
KEEEEEEEWAAAAAH
MZ700 (Normal type) Pac-Man items are the word fr
pc8800: green clyde
c64: green inky
ms dos: green pinky
blinky is the only one that remains uncursed
The key on the game boy version kind of looks like a donkey Kong hammer, but black and white
Pac man gotta be one of the games
6:40 the namco museum version always pissed me off because the patterns don't work on it.
i love how mz700 is just “Fr”
0:47 nah that ghost is tweaking
The Apple II version is an official clone originally called Taxman
9:29 what is the song?
Probably the menu music from the GBA Pac Man collection
This is the first time in my life I've ever seen any of the bonus fruit beyond the apple on the Apple ][ ! I had this as a kid---I think I still do, as a matter of fact!---but I've neve made it past the apple stages.
5:11 OOOASSSSHHHAAAAAAAYYYYYYY
5:03 He says
NICE
CHOMP
CHOMP
CHOMP
CHOMP
GRHHYAAAAAAA-
bruh fr fr bro went “GRAAAAAAYHAAAAAAAAH”
What is the side by side screens whenever the hand held systems show up (gameboy, game gear)
Was there a second option to minimize the screen?
0:44 4:43
Spectrum and A2600 have awesome ports, fr
Sounds like gurgling
5:12 too creepy
The tomy looks like game and watch
3:41 what are the frs
To this day I'll never understand how the 2600 version was greenlit
Niestety wersja na Apple II niewiele lepsza tyle że ma komplet ikon.
MZ-700's fruits are just Fr.
the fact we didnt get a direct arcade port until 1999
2:03 i like the version
I like the music at the end. Where's it from?
ok but what were coleco and tomy doing 💀
edit: more bad versions:
sinclair, pc8001 mkii
They were probably LCD games.
Отличная подборка.
They put NABU in it!!! 1:57
wth is a nabu
I don't know what is nabu
I think they put it in the pac man game🤔
NABU is a home computer system with very early Internet; it's functionality was revolutionary at the time
Man it's funny how the COLORS of the ghosts are sometimes very inconsistent. A green one usually replaces Inky or Clyde! I know this is probably because of how hard it is to emulate certain colors, but the ZX Spectrum... If the scared ghost is cyan and the maze shows blue with no issue, then what's the point of emulating the scared ghosts as cyan and Inky as green?
They could’ve used Blue as the the scared ghosts just like how most versions do
Which one do you remember playing first?
I’m Gonna Try And Translate Every Pac-man Waka Sound In The Ports And I Think I Did What I Can:
Arcade: Waka
Coleco Tabletop: Beep
VIC 20 ( HAL Laboratory ): Waka
Tomy Tabletop: Duh Duh
Atari 2600: Dun
Atari 5200: Waka
Apple ][: *Clap*
C64: Waka
Intellivision: Waka
PC Booter: Waka
NABU: Ka Wa
PC-88: Tic
TI-99: Wa ka
VIC 20 ( Atarisoft ): Waka
Sharp X1: Glug
Colecovision: Waka
Fujitsu FM-7: *BLAST*
MSX: Waka
Sharp MZ 700: Derw
Sharp MZ 1500: Duh
NES/FC: Waka
PC-6001mkII: Glug
ZX Spectrum: Chip
PC-8001mkII: *Clap*
PC-8801mkIISR: Glug
Sharp X68000: Waka
Game Boy: Waka
Game Gear: Waka
PC-9800: Waka
Sega Genesis: Waka
SNES: Waka
The Rest Are The Same As The Arcade Version😊
The sound of the Apple II 💀💀💀
T T T T T T t t t
Who da hell is the green ghost? I resorted to greeny😂
72 is my fav number :)
This sound is looks like V-5 despawn but lower pitch
In 5:12
oml its b-140
Pac-Man released in PC-8001MK2 & PC-8801MK2SR HAS 1985?
some versions replace clyde with funky.
Some of these have creepy audio lol
5:00 disgusting color pallete and OOOOOAAAAAAAYYYYYAAAAAAAYYYYYY
He says
NICE
CHOMP
CHOMP
CHOMP
CHOMP
GRHHYAAAAAAA-
NICE!
EW!
EW!
EW!
EW!
OOOOOAAAAAAAYYYYYAAAAAAAYYYYYY!!!!!!
Famicom is my favorite version.
Atari 5200 was really the best version
Famicom is my favorite version
You Forgot BBC Micro & Atari 7800
they dont exist
👏
2:12 MY EARS
CLYDE IS GREEN‽
Ki A.Eaaaaah POP 5:12
The verisons that freeze then move then freeze then move i dont like
What’s “Fr”?
fruit
Or ''for real''
for real
Ky po po po po pu pu k. 1:21
⭐🤖
Mz 700 eatimg pis sound like dram
Pac-Man nabi 🎉
Jakks plug n play ?????
5:11 this is absolutely of a creepiest thing it ever done
Pac-Man ooooooo
１９８１年PC-8001はスルー?
Fr ???💀💀💀
👻
baby secretos nabu ⭐ bien
Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr
Nec pcs dies
2:21
5:24
Pui Po Po Po Pu Pu pop
ka ieah .
😀
Ka ieah . 5:12
Fr
4:42
Ka yeeea 5:11
🥰😘👻
all pac man game fail
Fr
4:36