Super Pac-Man by Namco (Used)

Super Pac-Man (We have a Home Use Only Super Pac-Man)

Is a 1982 arcade game developed by Namco and distributed in North America by Bally Midway. It was designed by Toru Iwatani, the original creator of Pac-Man, and intended as a “true” sequel to the original Pac-Man, unlike Ms. Pac-Man which was developed externally.

🎮 Gameplay

• Keys & Doors: Instead of eating dots, Pac-Man eats keys to unlock doors that contain food items like apples, bananas, hamburgers, and even Galaxian ships.
• Super Pellets: In addition to regular power pellets, Super Pellets transform Pac-Man into Super Pac-Man — a larger, faster, invulnerable version that can smash through doors without keys. He can fly over ghosts but only eat them when they’re blue.
• Bonus Star: A star appears in the maze; eating it when symbols match grants up to 5,000 points.
• Bonus Stages: Every few levels, Pac-Man automatically becomes Super Pac-Man with no ghosts present, racing against a timer to eat all prizes.

🕹️ Platforms & Ports

• Originally released in arcades in Japan (1982), Europe (1982), and North America (1983).
• Later ported to systems like Commodore 64, IBM PC, MS-DOS, Game Boy Color, PlayStation (Namco Museum Vol. 2), Windows 95, Wii (Namco Museum Remix), and mobile phones.