I noticed it briefly flashed from ‘Coin’ to ‘Soul’ for about a split second now and then. The game loaded with a corrupted ROM startup accompanied by loud static before displaying the words “Insert Coin”. But I digressed and clicked the link, leading to where I could play the game on my browser so I didn’t have to risk downloading it and getting any creepy viruses, I guess. I put my hand over my face and corpsed, thinking this was all going to be another “Lavender Town Syndrome” hoax. The page itself had the story and stated that players who were able to finish this original arcade game board suffered severe psychological and occasionally physiological trauma, up to and including death of the subject (and that the ROM's effect is significantly reduced). I opened the link up and was taken a browser page. However, I was reminded of the link my friend gave me thanks to the trusty Notepad file I saved to my desktop. File:"Pac-man.exe"Įventually when I got home one late Friday, I hopped on my computer as I was originally going to play more L4D2 or Quake Live. Honestly, I didn’t believe him, but he gave me a link that I kept noted for a few days later since I was busy with school at the time. One day, I was chatting with my friend on Skype, who allegedly told me that he found a supposed version of Pac-Man: A ROM that was found in locked away in a safe in the back of an old arcade in some abandoned amusement park and extracted from a damaged PCB board. I originally played the original arcade game on World 2’s “Arcade” bonus area which allowed you to play all of the classic games from the 80’s. Before I start, it’s obvious that I'm a Pac-Man fan. I didn’t like the new reboot they gave him and all, though, as they made him an annoying high school kid trying too hard to be cool. The fella’ will always have a place in my heart since the days I played Pac-Man World 2 on my GameCube. You remember Pac-Man? Yeah, the little yellow ball who has been the main mascot for Namco (now merged with Bandai) for 41 years now.
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