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101 Amazing Facts About Pac-Man
- Narrated by: Charles King
- Length: 37 mins
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101 Amazing Facts About Pac-Man
Narrated by:
Charles King
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Publisher's Summary
Do you know why the original names of the ghosts in Pac-Man meant chaser, ambusher, fickle and feigned ignorance? Or what advantage the Japanese had over English-speaking players? What is the secret to mastering the game? And what actually happens if you do so? This excellent quick-listen audiobook tells you everything you need to know about Pac-Man and more. Masterfully narrated by Charles King and with chapters covering the game’s creation, the ghosts, the world of Pac-Man and much more, this is the ideal audiobook for any Pac-Fan!
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