I find it very satisfying to eat all four ghosts in a row after picking up a Power Pellet / Energizer in Pac-Man, so I thought it was a good idea to show how I do it in almost all of its official and non-emulated versions. It has been a very hard work, so I hope you like and share this video. ❤️ Support us by subscribing to our channel, and don't forget to click the bell icon to get new updates:
http://www.youtube.com/c/retrosutra?s... 👉 Check out all our Pac-Man videos: • Eating All Ghosts in almost All Pac-Man Ve... 00:00 Intro 00:15 Arcade (1980) 00:31 Coleco Tabletop (1981) 00:47 VIC-20 (HAL Laboratory) (1981) 01:02 Tomy Tabletop (1982) 01:20 Atari 2600 (1982) 01:35 Atari 5200 (1982) 01:54 Atari 8-bit family (1982) 02:11 Apple II (1983) 02:24 VIC-20 (Atarisoft) (1983) 02:38 Commodore 64 / C64 (1983) 02:55 ColecoVision (Unreleased) (1983) 03:08 Intellivision (1983) 03:24 TI-99/4A (1983) 03:41 PC DOS (1983) 03:57 NEC PC-8801 / PC-88 (1983) 04:09 Sharp X1 (1983) 04:26 Sharp MZ-700 (1984) 04:42 Sharp MZ-700 (PCG) (1984) 04:57 Sharp MZ-1500 (1984) 05:12 Fujitsu Micro 7 / FM-7 (1984) 05:29 MSX (1984) 05:45 NES / Famicom (1984) 06:00 ZX Spectrum (1984) 06:20 NEC PC-6001mkII (1984) 06:39 NEC PC-8001mkII (1984) 06:50 NEC PC-8801mkII SR / PC-88mkII SR (1985) 07:04 Sharp X68000 / X68K (1988) 07:25 NES / Famicom (Tengen) (1988) 07:40 Famicom Disk System / FDS (1990) 07:55 Game Boy / GB (Scroll) (1990) 08:15 Game Boy / GB (Fullscreen) (1990) 08:34 Game Gear / GG (Scroll) (1991) 08:48 Game Gear / GG (Fullscreen) (1991) 09:00 NEC PC-9801 / PC-98 (1992) 09:18 Sega Genesis / Mega Drive (Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994) 09:33 Super Nintendo / SNES / Super Famicom (Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994) 09:49 PlayStation / PS1 (Namco Museum Vol. 1) (1995) 10:04 Windows (Microsoft Return of Arcade) (1996) 10:17 Windows (Namco History Vol. 3) (1998) 10:33 Nintendo 64 / N64 (Namco Museum 64) (1999) 10:50 Game Boy Color / GBC (Scroll) (1999) 11:08 Game Boy Color / GBC (Fullscreen) (1999) 11:24 Neo Geo Pocket Color (Scroll) (1999) 11:38 Neo Geo Pocket Color (Fullscreen) (1999) 11:54 Dreamcast (Namco Museum) (2000) 12:10 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Pac-Man Collection) (Scroll) (2001) 12:26 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Pac-Man Collection) (Fullscreen) (2001) 12:40 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Classic NES Series / Famicom Mini) (2004) 12:56 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Scroll) (2005) 13:12 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Fullscreen) (2005) 13:29 Nintendo DS (Pac 'n Roll) (2005) 13:44 Nintendo DS (Namco Museum DS) (2007) 14:01 Windows (Namco All Stars Pac-Man) (Enhanced) (2009) 14:18 Windows (Namco All Stars Pac-Man) (Classic) (2009) 14:34 J2ME / Java Mobile (Low res) (2009) 14:52 J2ME / Java Mobile (Mid res) (2009) 15:12 J2ME / Java Mobile (Higher res) (2009) 15:32 Android / iOS (2009) 15:47 Browser (Doodle) (2010) 16:03 Android / iOS (2016) This video wouldn't have been possible without the help of my colleague Retro-Rock, who dumped the NEC PC-8001mkII version. He has a very interesting channel where he shows gameplays of rare game versions. Please help him by subscribing to his channel: / @retro-rock3067 ⚠️ DISCLOSURE / CREDITS All gameplay footage in this video was captured, synchronized, and edited exclusively by Retrosutra. No third-party footage, compilations, or reused material from other channels has been used. Educational Value & Methodology: This video is an original comparative analysis created to document and explain visual and audio differences between multiple versions of the game. All scenes have been manually aligned, labeled, and edited to illustrate how different hardware specifications (color palettes, sound chips, resolutions, and performance) influenced each port. This production is 100% original, created solely for this channel for educational and historical preservation purposes. 🎵 Music: “Retro Game Music Pack Level 1” by Juhani Junkala (CC BY) 🔗 / retro-game-music-pack-level-1-loop-ready-f... #pacman #retrogaming #oldgames #retrogames
