[/caption]This is the thirty-fourth post in our Game of the Day series.
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Pacman was one of the early games available on the original Atari game system. I equate it with memories of roller skating to "Pacman Fever" at the skating rink; with being able to turn the game over (1 million), and with getting the ghosts stuck in the tunnel with only one dot left at or around level 60 so I could eat supper after school. My mother used to make me let my brother play several games to my one because I was so good that he would never get to play if she didn't. Pacman was my favorite video game.
What's funny is I was considering writing about Pacman on the Atari 2600 (not to be confused with the much more popular, and less derided, Arcade version). It holds a special place in my heart as the only Atari cart we owned for quite a long time. I think we only got more cartridges from friends when they starting getting their NES.
Other people submitted this game as their nostalgic treat as well:
i spent alot of time playing it with my brothers and sisters as a child.
Succinct, but it gets the message across.
I remember Pac Man the most vividly, though it's not my overall favorite game, because it was the very first video game I ever played/owned! My parents got it, along with an Atari games system, when I was a little girl! I still remember riding to the Best Products store to get it!
See, girls play games too!
Waking up on Christmas morning finding an Atari 2600 system with pac man under the tree
Hmm, I don't remember when we got the Atari with Pac-man and for what occasion.
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