Pac-Man
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| Publisher(s) | Atarisoft |
| Original Retail Price | $44.95 (USD) |
| Programmer(s) | Howard Scheer |
| Part# | RX 8500 |
| Format(s) | Solid State SoftwareTM Command Module |
| Release | 1983 (4th quarter) |
| Genre(s) | Action, Maze |
Pac-Man for TI-99/4A is a port of the extremely popular Action/Maze arcade version of the same game originally created by Namco. The port for TI-99/4a was developed by Atarisoft and released on Solid State SoftwareTM Command Module cartridge. Pac-Man was programmed for Texas Instruments by Howard Scheer and released in 4th quarter of 1983. It originally sold for $44.95 (USD).
Contents
Gameplay
The player in Pac-Man controls a character of the same name through a maze filled with little dots. But, the player isn't the only one traversing the maze. There are four enemy ghosts bent on killing the Pac-Man. The goal for the player is to eat all the little dots on each maze which clears it sending the player to the next level, all while avoiding those pesky ghosts. But, Pac-Man has a trick up his sleeves for the ghosts. There are four larger, flashing dots called "energizers" of "power pellets."
Advertising Blurb
From Back of Retail Packaging
Hungry Pac-Man vs. the Gobbling Goblins: The refinements of dot chomping lead to high scores as hungry Pac-Man avoids ambush by voracious goblins. When Pac-Man gulps an energy dot he can turn the tables and eat everything in sight . . . that includes yummy bonus nuggets, sending scores into the thousands. But goblins won't allow themselves to be gobbled for long; and soon become their old selves, fast and sneaky, to try to put an end to Pac-Man's three lives.
Manual
Downloads
Pac-Man Cartridge
Pac-Man Manual Front Cover
Pac-Man Box (front)
Pac-Man Box (back)
Pac-Man Manual Complete (pdf format)
Pac-Man MAME/MESS Rom (rpk format)
Atarisoft Warranty Card (pdf format)
Atarisoft Questionnaire Card
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