Hi I played the pac man game many many years ago when I had my first video machine Atari 2600 there is a pacific patten you can do for each level unfortunately I can't remember the sequence it's been a long long time since I played this but I remember there was a pacific patten you did to do each level and I could clock the score points I think it clocked at the million points it would take about four hours to do that but you could do it I think it was about 4 or 5 levels of speed and once you got past the five levels it's been back to slow and providing you maintained the pattern you wouldn't get beaten
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Hi I played the pac man game many many years ago when I had my first video machine Atari 2600 there is a pacific patten you can do for each level unfortunately I can't remember the sequence it's been a long long time since I played this but I remember there was a pacific patten you did to do each level and I could clock the score points I think it clocked at the million points it would take about four hours to do that but you could do it I think it was about 4 or 5 levels of speed and once you got past the five levels it's been back to slow and providing you maintained the pattern you wouldn't get beaten