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− | '''''Hyper Pacman''''' (하이퍼팩맨), also known as just ''Hyper Man'', is a maze arcade game developed and published by |
+ | '''''Hyper Pacman''''' (하이퍼팩맨), also known as just ''Hyper Man'', is a maze arcade game developed and published by SemiCom in 1995. It is an unlicensed title using characters from Namco's ''[[Pac-Man]]'' series, often being compared to the arcade games ''[[Pac-Mania]]'' and ''Pac-Man Arrangement'' (the latter of which postdates this game) for its gameplay and visuals. |
== Gameplay == |
== Gameplay == |
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− | The player controls |
+ | The player controls Pac-Man, and must eat all of the dots while avoiding Ghosts. Each maze contains Power Pellets that allow Pac-Man to eat the ghosts. There are many power-ups hidden throughout the levels, like bombs that can destroy the maze walls and helmets that shoot lasers. The game also features a two-player cooperative mode, where the second player controls a pink Pac-Man in a bow (likely intended to be Ms. Pac-Man). |
== Sequels == |
== Sequels == |
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− | Despite being a bootleg, Hyper Pacman seems to have been a very successful arcade game in Korea, going on to have four sequels. These include: |
+ | Despite being a bootleg, ''Hyper Pacman'' seems to have been a very successful arcade game in Korea, going on to have four sequels. These include: |
− | === '''''New Hyper Man / Hyper Man 2''''' (199x) === |
+ | === '''''New Hyper Man''''' / '''''Hyper Man 2''''' (199x) === |
− | + | Pac-Man is placed in an open field, and must shoot the ghosts by firing lasers at them. Has only been found in multi-cades (''Puzzle King'' and ''XESS: The New Revolution'') and not as a single release. |
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=== '''''Twinkle''''' (1997) === |
=== '''''Twinkle''''' (1997) === |
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=== '''''Twinkle II''''' (1998) === |
=== '''''Twinkle II''''' (1998) === |
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− | The sequel to Twinkle. Very little information about it is currently known, and it is undumped.<ref>http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/korea/part2/company-semicom.htm</ref> |
+ | The sequel to ''Twinkle''. Very little information about it is currently known, and it is undumped.<ref>http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/korea/part2/company-semicom.htm</ref> |
=== '''''PacMan 2''''' (2002) === |
=== '''''PacMan 2''''' (2002) === |
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− | Only included on the ''Puzzle King'' multi-cade. Features five playable characters (none of which are |
+ | Only included on the ''Puzzle King'' multi-cade. Features five playable characters (none of which are Pac-Man) and similar mechanics to ''Hyper Pacman''. |
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== Reference == |
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Revision as of 07:55, 4 February 2020
Hyper Pacman (하이퍼팩맨), also known as just Hyper Man, is a maze arcade game developed and published by SemiCom in 1995. It is an unlicensed title using characters from Namco's Pac-Man series, often being compared to the arcade games Pac-Mania and Pac-Man Arrangement (the latter of which postdates this game) for its gameplay and visuals.
Gameplay
The player controls Pac-Man, and must eat all of the dots while avoiding Ghosts. Each maze contains Power Pellets that allow Pac-Man to eat the ghosts. There are many power-ups hidden throughout the levels, like bombs that can destroy the maze walls and helmets that shoot lasers. The game also features a two-player cooperative mode, where the second player controls a pink Pac-Man in a bow (likely intended to be Ms. Pac-Man).
Sequels
Despite being a bootleg, Hyper Pacman seems to have been a very successful arcade game in Korea, going on to have four sequels. These include:
New Hyper Man / Hyper Man 2 (199x)
Pac-Man is placed in an open field, and must shoot the ghosts by firing lasers at them. Has only been found in multi-cades (Puzzle King and XESS: The New Revolution) and not as a single release.
Twinkle (1997)
This sequel returns to the formula of the original game, while adding new mazes and power-ups.
Twinkle II (1998)
The sequel to Twinkle. Very little information about it is currently known, and it is undumped.[1]
PacMan 2 (2002)
Only included on the Puzzle King multi-cade. Features five playable characters (none of which are Pac-Man) and similar mechanics to Hyper Pacman.