Is it surprising that now you can play Pacman for free online?”
Fun arcade game for kids: You are a hungry Lady Bird. Eat grass whilst avoiding the nasty beetles (especially the fast pale one). From the very beginning of the game, you have to trick the bugs so that you lose them for a second (by moving behind the wall or opposite direction), so that you have sufficient time to run directly for the available fruit. Once you eat the fruit, you will have several seconds of easy playing. You don’t have to avoid beetles anymore – you can even eat them now. Yummy bugs! Oops, don’t get carried away, once the beetles stop blinking, you are in danger again. Run for the next fruit and continue eating the remaining grass. Use your arrow keys to control your lady bug. Have fun! Eat all the yellow dots to get to the next level. Avoid other colourful, moving creatures. How to play: Use the up, down, left and right arrows to move Flashman in the desired direction. Eat the yellow dots and avoid getting trapped in the corner. If needed, use the white flashing dots
Google marked the 30th anniversary of Pacman with its first playable Google doodle. AFP: First playable Google doodle marks 30 years of Pac-Man (AFP) SAN FRANCISCO — Internet giant Google marked the 30th birthday of Pac-Man by featuring the classic arcade videogame in the first-ever playable doodle on its home page. Web users who opened Google’s homepage after 1500 GMT Friday — which is midnight in Japan, where Pac-Man was born — were greeted by a small-scale Pac-man game set around a barely discernible “Google” in the middle of the game’s colorful maze. The game designed by Toru Iwatani was first released by Japan-based Namco into arcades on May 22, 1980. The Google doodle Pac-Man comes complete with the arcade game’s trademark music and sound effects, and an “Insert Coin” button where Google’s “I’m feeling lucky” button usually is. Read more at the link below.
