WHAT IS PAC-MAN? GOOGLE DOODLE CLEBRATED 30TH ANNIVERSARY!!

 

In 1980, Namco created the arcade-exclusive action video game Pac-man, which Toru Iwatani devised. A few months after its initial release in Japan, it made its way to American markets.

The pizza served at his restaurant served as the model for Toru Iwatani's character. The pizza appeared to have an open mouth because there weren't two of the required slices. With a cumulative income of almost $14 billion and 43 million unit sales, the game is still among the highest-grossing video games ever.

HOW TO PLAY PAC-MAN ON GOOGLE DOODLE

Both computers and mobile devices could be used to play the game. On launching day, all you have to do is open Google and you're done. You are facing the game. By clicking on the doodle, you may immediately begin having a lot of fun and savouring the beauty that the game radiates.

The game can still be played in the same way online. You only need to enter "Pac-Man" in the search bar to access the doodle. Both a PC and a mobile device can now be used to play the game.

PAC-MAN 30th Anniversary: GOOGLE DOODLE

Because players can easily fall in and out of love with games, a game lasting 30 years is already a remarkable achievement. The game in question, however, wasn't just any game; it was Pac-Man, which, at the time of its introduction, filled a market gap, propelled it to new heights, and has led to a prosperous career until this point.

In order to celebrate this accomplishment, many companies stepped forward to join in on the fun and advertised Pac-Man in a variety of ways.

On Pac-30th Man's anniversary, Google developed a special doodle. It was a small Pac-Man game that allowed players to start playing right away.The doodle reached a very big audience almost covering all the areas where operating the internet is possible. 

THE HISTORY OF PACK-MAN

Toni Iwatani set out to make this game with a team of nine individuals so that it would appeal to a broad spectrum of players, not only young people who prefer fighting games.

On May 22nd, 1980, in a Shibuya movie theatre, the first Pac-Man arcade game made its debut. Beginning in July, the game was made available to the entire public. The name of the game was originally "Puck-Man," but it had to be changed when it was published in America because the company's arcade machines may be severely harmed if someone inadvertently or on purpose changed the initial letter from "P" to "F."

The Pac-Man theme

The player controls Pac-man using a joystick or the computer's arrow keys, and its sole goal is to eat every dot (or, in Pac-case, man's every piece of food) in the maze that surrounds it. The four various coloured ghosts that are present must also be avoided by him.

Such an arcade game was created with the intention of capturing the untapped video game market. The target market for the games back then was young kids who simply wanted to fight demons and monsters with guns and swords. Adults who are in the workforce and women despise this topic. In order to appeal to the remaining audience, they devised an amusing game.