Daily Pac-Manさんのイラストまとめ

Bandai Namco released a survey in 2012 asking players which of the styles below they would like to see in an upcoming Pac-Man game, as well as which platform they play casual games on.

Choice D would serve as the basis for the characters' looks in the resulting Pac-Man Monsters.

Street Fighter x Tekken was once meant to be released in tandem with a companion game known as Tekken x Street Fighter.

The game would have utilized Tekken's 3D playstyle like how the former game uses Street Fighter's. However, development on the game has long been halted.

This interview has been put together in memoriam of Sam Donohoe, a fellow game developer involved with Adventures in Time. He very unfortunately passed away in 2021.

Your work has, and will continue to, never be forgotten...

Rest in peace, Sam.

While not a Pac-Man game per se, I would like to give a special shout out to Annalynn!

Released for PC in February, this homage to early 1980s arcade games has the title character collect coins while dodging four colorful snakes. Blinding rubies even let you turn the tables!

Released in 1983, Pac-Man and the Ghost Diggers and Ms. Pac-Man's Prize Pupil are a pair of children's books based on the Hanna-Barbera series.

The books see Pac-Man and his better half travel with Baby Pac-Man while avoiding the ghosts by running through mazes.

The illustrator behind the Western boxart for certain Pac-Man titles in the 1990s was none other than famed artist Greg Martin, who worked on all sorts of iconic video game imagery during the decade.

Months after release, 2016's Pac-Man Puzzle Tour received an overhaul in its visual design.

The game went from incorporating pixel-style graphics themed after the original Pac-Man to featuring more cartoon-y visuals.

As with many mobile games in the 2000s, Namco Arcade Golf was released in both 2D and 3D formats

The 2D version utilizes pixel art and is played in a fixed isometric perspective. In 3D, the courses and characters are fully modeled; the camera also moves dynamically with the ball

If you've been following either of the official social media accounts for Pac-Man, you may have been treated to artworks such as these!

Complementing the Pac-Tive initiative is this series of art depicting Pac-Man and the four ghosts hanging out and doing things together.

Development for Mr. Driller started out as a Dig Dug sequel known aptly as Dig Dug 3. As the game grew to become its own thing, it was given a standalone identity in the form of Mr. Driller.

The Dig Dug character would eventually be part of the Mr. Driller series as Taizo Hori.