Wocka, Wocka, Wocka: Pac-Man celebrates 25th birthday
By Matt Slagle, The Associated Press
For a video game, Pac-Man is getting downright old. The ghost-wary hero with an insatiable appetite for dots turns 25 this month. From the early 1980s Pac-Mania to today's endless sequels and rip-offs, the original master of maze management remains a bright yellow circle on the cultural radar.
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Pac-man will live forever in video game land. Outstanding in its simplicity, Pac-Man will find a home in every generation of video gamers. I have loved pac-man since I was kid, my father also loved playing it, and my son now plays a version of it on his computer at school. Pac-Man is stimulating enough for modern gamers, and easy enough to learn for new gamers to play.
That is true, Konquererz, (Even though you are not around at this time). The game Pac-Man is still around but I think the popularity may go down, because this game is now 33 years old now in 2013). When I was younger I used to like this game, but now, I don't see it often in arcades anymore.