Google celebrates the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man with free on-line Pac-Man game

Pac-Man turned 30, and internet giant Google decided to celebrate by enabling the Japanese video game on his home page.

Google decided to challenge users to get to level 256 of its Pac-Man. ”Do you feel lucky?Maybe you could get to level 256 in our first playable doodle. Happy Birthday Pac-Man! “Says the firm on its Twitter account.

Web users who joined the Google homepage to find the game on a small scale, could hardly be distinguished form the logo in colorful maze game. Users will be able to recall the items, it was the most popular video game of the 80 put directly on the Google logo, which has been created in compliance with many of the features of the original Pac-Man. For example, engaging in various forms of ghosts: Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde.

Pac-Man is an arcade game company created by Namco and published by Midway Games for the U.S. market in early 1980. In Japan, the celebrations of the thirty years of video game will be in style. Since Pac-Man was introduced was a success. It became a worldwide phenomenon in the gaming industry, and ended with the rules imposed by Space Invaders.

The Google version includes music and video game brand, and the popular “Insert Coin” in place of “I’m feeling lucky” finder.

As explained in the official Google blog, the team has been commissioned to design this doodle with outstanding attention to every detail to be completely faithful to the aesthetics of the early 80s the game.

And if you double-click on the “Insert Coin” button you get a two player version, with the ADWS keys controlling MS. Pac-Man.

While Pac-Man grew to become the coin-operated game best selling in history, the design of Google was less popular among some Internet users.

Over the years, the Pac-Man game became the best selling of all time. The version of Pac-Man with Google will be available for 48 hours.

With more than 20 versions made since its creation, available in over 25 different video game platforms, the title celebrates today its 30th anniversary and Google is part of that tribute.