Crazy Otto

Crazy Otto
Juego Cookie Man

Cookie Man

Colección Pacman

Pacman Collection

Pacman Nuevos Niveles

Pacman New Levels

Juego Among Dots

Among Dots

Juego Pacman Sky

Pacman Sky

Ms Pacman Maze Madness

Ms Pacman Laberinto

Juego Ms. Pacman

Ms Pacman

Pacman Edición Campeonato

Pacman Championship Edition

Juego Pac-man

Pac-man

Juego Pacman 30th.

Pacman 30th Ann

Comecocos 3D Rtx

Pacman 3D RTX

Juego World Biggest Pacman

World Biggest Pacman

Crazy Otto

In the 1980s, after the successful release of Pac-Man, a group of programmers at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) called "General Computer Corporation" (GCC) developed an unauthorized enhancement kit for the original Pac-Man game. . This upgrade kit was called "Crazy Otto". The intention was to modify the Pac-Man game with new mazes, features and gameplay elements, offering a fresh and exciting experience. Namco, the Japanese company behind Pac-Man, became aware of this project and, instead of taking legal action, decided to work with the American company Midway (the one in charge of distributing Namco games in North America) to develop a version Official and improved game: Ms Pacman.