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Pac-Man is perhaps the most recognizable arcade and video game icon in the world, dating back to the earliest days of Atari console gaming systems. As such, the only surprise in last months’ release of the Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot is how it took so long to put that spherical, ghost-gobbling wonder onto a set of reels.

No matter you’re age, we’re all familiar in some way with the Pac-Man arcade game. The black background and pseudo-maze of dots, colorful ghosts and hunger-inducing power berries. Anyone who’s in their late 30’s and beyond may actually remember the first Pac-Man video game for Atari 2600, with cheesy 4-bit graphics on a blue background and pale flickering ghosts.

[For you trivia buffs, that’s actually how they became “ghosts” instead of the original arcade version’s “monsters”.]

Over the last few decades, Pac-Man has evolved immensely. He’s been featured in numerous cartoons and many more games throughout time. He even starred as a villain (if you can believe it) in the 2015 hit movie, Pixels.

My own 7 year old nephew plays a variety of Pac-Man games on his tablet, console and Nintendo DS. He even showed me how he plays “Pac-Man, Berry, Ghost”, his version of the classic “Rock, Paper, Scissors”.

Clearly, Pac-Man is here to stay, and his appearance in his own Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot is just another star on the character’s shiny plaque of relentless popularity.

Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot

Released in May 2017 by slots manufacturer Ainsworth Game Technology, Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot has already landed in casinos across North America. The game encompasses the theme so well, featuring all those memorable sound effects from the arcade, you don’t even have to see it to know what it is. But throw in some stellar 3D graphics, and you’ll feel like a kid again, looking for a slot to pump quarters into.

It’s no quarter-arcade, though, and it’s not designed for youngsters. This PacMan slots game is a 5 reel, 30 payline machine with multiple features straight out of the original video arcade. Pac-Man is Wild, and all our favorite Ghost friends (er, enemies) Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde, are portrayed on the reels.

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Land 3+ Pac-Man Scatters, and he’ll chomp his way across all the reels, eating cherries to trigger a Free Spins Fruit Bonus. During free games, the reels expand tremendously to cover a 5×9 grid with 90 paylines.

There’s also a Big Wheel Feature (picture that massive wheel from The Price is Right game show). When activated, players will swipe their hand down the screen to start the wheel spinning. Prizes include instant credits and features, including the Jackpot Game.

The Jackpot Game closely mimics the original arcade. Three ghosts will leave their home, heading downward on three paths. The screen then slides down, where the player will select a path for Pac-Man to travel up, eventually eating the ghost on that path. The selected ghost will unleash one of Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot’s 3-tier progressive jackpots, mini, minor and major.

The Perfect Pac-Man Slots Partnership

From its head offices in Australia, Ainsworth teamed up with Bandai Namco Entertainment, the exclusive provider of the Pac-Man trademark. The slots manufacturer agreed to develop Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot, starting with distribution in North American casinos.

Mike Dreitzer, President of Ainsworth North America, was very excited about his company’s involvement in the new Pac-Man slots theme. “This is the biggest brand we have ever offered at Ainsworth,” he said. “The game looks amazing, and it’s packed with bonuses that will attract both slot fanatics and Pac-Man fans.”

Director of Marketing Mike Trask was equally thrilled, telling This Week in Gambling that Pac-Man Wild Edition Slot is just the beginning of the company’s relationship with Pac-Man and Bandai Namco. He confirmed that a “variety of Pac-Man titles” will be produced over the next year or two, “as well as some other Bandai Namco titles”.