Daily Pac-Manさんのイラストまとめ

Although not as common as its arcade brethren, 1994's Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures has seen a certain few re-releases in recent years.

These include:
-Wii U via Virtual Console
-MyArcade's Namco Museum Mini Player
-The au SmartPass service for web browsers

According to Brian Clevinger, the reason why Pac-Man makes motivational appearances in Namco High is because the folks at Shiftylook got stuck on figuring out how to progress the stories.

After running into this issue multiple times, they decided to make Pac-Man a running gag.

While most Pac-Man characters have had consistent designs over the decades, Ms. Pac-Man's appearance has often been subject to changes

Her most recent portrayal gives her facial features closer to Pac-Man's; she also dons a color scheme similar to her look on Midway's game logo

NEWS:

Last year, there was a reprint of All About Namco, a 1985 book that detailed information on Namco's games at the time.

Now, All About Namco II is following suit; a reprint has been made available for ¥4,950 yen.

You can check out the news here:
https://t.co/4F8OG0X2lv

Clearing rounds of Project ABC パックマン スクワットチャレンジ (Pac-Man Squat Challenge) rewards players with jigsaw puzzle pieces. Collect enough pieces and they will assemble a complete picture.

There are four images in total that the pieces make up, which you can view below.

Legendary artist Don Bluth once served as a consultant for the artwork and environments of a 2004 project known as Pac-Man Adventures.

While this particular game was scrapped, some of its elements and concepts would be carried over to Pac-Man World 3.

Hidden in the files for Pac-Man World 2 are concept art pieces meant to be shown in the in-game museum. The artwork depicts a frog pong-themed level. Also hidden is a related icon.

These works of art you see here were concept pieces dated in 2009 for a project known only as "Pac-Man World" according to the artist, Tim Tao.

Tao worked at Bandai Namco from 2006-2009 as a principle artist and level art lead.

Ports of Super Pac-Man and Jr. Pac-Man were once in development for the Atari 5200, even to the point of completion.

However, they were both canceled when Atari were bought out by Jack Tramiel in 1984 and he took note of the crashing American video game market during the period.

In various interviews, Toru Iwatani highlighted a number of sources as his inspirations for the creation of Pac-Man.

The ghosts are said to be inspired by Casper and オバケのQ太郎 (Obake no Kyutarō). The antics between them and Pac-Man are inspired by Popeye and Tom & Jerry.