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| Jr. Pac Man | |
| Screenshot Jr. Pac-Man | |
| Developer: | Namco |
| Publisher: | Midway Games |
| Release date: | 1983 |
| Genre: | Retro/Puzzle |
| Game modes: | Up to 2 players, alternating turns |
| Cabinet: | Standard |
| Controls: | joystick |
| Monitor | |
| Orientation: | Vertical |
| Type: | Raster, standard resolution |
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Jr. Pac Man is another member in the Pac Man family of video games, released in 1983. The game-play mechanics are generally the same as they were in Pac-Man and Ms. Pac Man, except with a different title character, and also side-scrolling mazes.
It was modestly successful, but was handicapped by a limited production run, mainly owing to the Video Game market crash that year.
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