i wish i had known that years ago. however to use this spot the ghosts can not see you go in. description reads...

"So where is that infamous hiding spot on the arcade game pacman? Well, I'm gonna show ya in this video.

This hiding spot was NICE for the pacman fanatic back then because the ghosts will never touch you...ever!! Perfect for when you needed a bathroom break."

Also of course only the red ghost is programmed to chase you. The Orange is programmed to run to random positions and the other two are programmed to try and get to the position in front of you.

If you put your finger deep in your ear, and scratch it up and down, it sounds like Pac Man.

Hmm, it looks like you need a specific pattern and moves to make that happen. I tried MAME's Pac-Man and went directly to that spot, but one of the ghosts got me.

Nuff said *grins*
>> ^surfingyt:

however to use this spot the ghosts can not see you go in.


>> ^ant:

Hmm, it looks like you need a specific pattern and moves to make that happen. I tried MAME's Pac-Man and went directly to that spot, but one of the ghosts got me.

>> ^Auger8:

Nuff said grins
>> ^surfingyt:
however to use this spot the ghosts can not see you go in.

>> ^ant:
Hmm, it looks like you need a specific pattern and moves to make that happen. I tried MAME's Pac-Man and went directly to that spot, but one of the ghosts got me.



Ah!

I just read "Ready Player One" and this hiding spot was referenced - it's cool to see it put into effect cause I admit I did not really know what they were talking about.

I would think that, because the orange ghost moves randomly, it would still have a chance of randomly going into your hiding spot but it seems not.

Regular Pac-Man was slower than that, a lot slower. It didn't get that fast until Mrs. Pac Man and I think even she didn't move that fast. So whatever version he's using here isn't the same one I grew up playing or have played since.