Pac Man (originally named Puck Man) was released in 1979 by the Japanese company Namco with the North American distribution rights going to Midway. Despite a disappointing response in Japan Pac Man became extremely popular after its American release, even surpassing Asteroids as the top selling arcade game of all time. At the time of its release Pac Man was unlike most other arcade games which were space themed shooters such Space Invaders or Asteroids. Pac Man even served as the inspiration for a Top 40 single and an animated TV show. Because of this Pac Man has become among the most famous arcade games ever made.
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Michael Jackson's Moonwalker is pretty much based on the Michael Jackson movie. Mr. Big has kidnapped the children and has nasty things in store for them, like drugging them and making them slaves. It's up to Michael to use his powers and save his little friends. Michael Jackson can jump, throw magical stars and dance to counter his opponents as he looks for the hidden children. Stages come in shape of some of Michael Jackson's videos like streets and graveyards. There are also caves and a final showdown in space as a robot. While your goal is to rescue each level's hidden children before time runs out, you'll have to face a variety of enemies trying to thwart your progress, from mobsters in Club 30, Dobermans on the Street, zombies and ghouls in the Woods, and spiders in the Caverns, to the heavily armed troops in the aptly named Enemy Hideout. Everything in Michael Jackson's Moonwalker game looks great and colorful. Michael looks good in that white suit, the enemies, though they are the same; they still look good as well. The level design is great. There are different locations in most of the game's stages which are designed nicely. Everything from billiards to parking lots to graveyards, they're all good. All the characters look great, from Michael to Mr. Big's hair itself.
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Pac Man (originally named Puck Man) was released in 1979 by the Japanese company Namco with the North American distribution rights going to Midway. Despite a disappointing response in Japan Pac Man became extremely popular after its American release, even surpassing Asteroids as the top selling arcade game of all time. At the time of its release Pac Man was unlike most other arcade games which were space themed shooters such Space Invaders or Asteroids. Pac Man even served as the inspiration for a Top 40 single and an animated TV show. Because of this Pac Man has become among the most famous arcade games ever made.
