New Pac-Man world record

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Fatdog

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40-year-old David Race of Beaver Creek, OH has become the 6th gamer in history to gain a perfect score on the original Pac-Man video arcade game. Even more noteworthy is the fact that he's done it in faster time than any gamer in history, putting him at the top of a short list of gamers who have acheived perfection on the original arcade machine.

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floyd

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thats awesome ,i have an original 1981midway mrs pac man machine ,hard to believe but it still works like new.
 

bill

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JVC Floyd said:
thats awesome ,i have an original 1981midway mrs pac man machine ,hard to believe but it still works like new.

those things must have been made with military grade or hosptial grade components man.

i recently watched a doc called king of kong a fistful of quarters i think it was.
great flick about competitive video gaming.
 

Ghettoboom767

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My friend has the original Pac-Man game!!
I like playing it at times but he has it put away at the moment.
I even had it at my house for a while.
All works-what a great game.
My favorite was Turbo- the driving game.
I went to the mall back in the late 70's or around 1980' when it came out and I was always #1 on that game!!
I would come in and wipe out ther high scorer every time-I think I hit about 2 million points once!! i was driving on roads that no one had seen before!!
Games like these old ones are cool,my friend even has 2 Kiss Pinball machines!
Have a great weekend-GB. :-) :yes:
 

71spud

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I just watched "King of Kong" a month ago. It was very interesting.

I have a full-size arcade game that plays 26 games including all the Pac-Mans and Donkey Kong, Galaga etc. It is fun to play some of those old-school games. I just can't get into new games that take so long to play, with hidden codes and "cheats". I play for a diversion, not to create an alternate reality that requires the dedication of a part-time job. Some of these new "gamers" will never move out of their parents basement.
 
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