The Classic Pac-Man Returns to Google Play

In celebration of Pac-Man's 30th anniversary, Google released a special interactive doodle on their homepage in 2010. The download link is at the end of this article, but before clicking there are a few things you might be interested in knowing.

At first glance, it may seem like just another video game, but I must admit that even as someone who doesn't typically enjoy video games, I found myself drawn into the world of Pac-Man. In fact, I ended up downloading it multiple times and decided to share my experience with others.

Unfortunately, Skizo from UndeRealM had a similar idea and created a near-exact copy of the game that can be downloaded and played offline. This has led to some interesting developments, including a page where players can share their records achieved in the game.

The original Pac-Man game caused quite a stir when it was first released, and its return to Google Play has brought back all the nostalgia and excitement surrounding this classic game. If you're interested in downloading the game and playing it offline, visit its GitHub repository and follow the instructions.

I've extracted the updated version of Pac-Man myself from Google's website, which includes sound effects that can be activated by clicking on the link below:

Download Pac-Man for Google Play

Keep in mind that the original Google Pac-Man as it was released in 2010 still works, but it no longer has sound due to its use of Adobe Flash technology, which has been deprecated. The updated version seen above is now available.

As an update, there are now two different versions of Pac-Man on this post.

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