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if you eat a big dot you can eat the ghosts!:)

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27733... that was my score anyways...

-Brenna

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The logo is registered as a trademark, and can be protected in perpetuity as long as it is in use.

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Trajan Langdon

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Is it a Secret?

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Blinky,Inky,Clyde,Pinky

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Len Robinson, a forward who played with several teams between 1974-1985.

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Tyrone Curtis Bogues aka Muggsy Bogues ..my All-time favorite

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They can grow up to six inchs long/wide. 6inchs

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Tom Sanders, a forward for the Boston Celtics from 1960-1973.

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Florida resident Billy Mitchell achieved the highest score of Pac-Man on July 3, 1999, racking up a score of 3,333,360 during a U.S.-Canada clash over the Fourth of July weekend. Mitchell took more than six hours to complete the game at the Fun spot Family Fun Center in Weirs Beach, New Hampshire. This is the all-time highest recorded score of a game of Pac-Man. Billy Mitchell is also known for setting other records in classic games such as Donkey Kong.

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Spooky is always using his wand to shoot Fireballs or enemies or stuff like that.

Spooky will use his wand to shoot fireballs. He usually shoots 3 or 4 of them. When he is preparing to shoot, you will be hearing a little twinkling noise. When Spooky is about to shoot something that does not involve the twinkle noise, wait for him to make his last move. He usually moves around a lot, so try to reach him. Press "Jump" then "Kick" to hit Spooky. Do this for about 10 times and you will defeat him.

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wait for your character to bow or lower his head to be able to fit into places you would not otherwise be able to fit

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Although it could be close, Sonic would defeat Pac-Man.

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It use to in the late eighties to early nineties.. But after construction in 1998 to vamp up tomorrowland

they lost a lot of good games.

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I´ve never heard about an flying dutchman! I just remember Rik "Dunking Dutchman" Smits

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If you are talking about the original arcade version, yes, there is an end. It runs out of code at board 136, and on board 137 the screen turns upside down, and the game reboots.

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they are tokens you get for doing time trials if you do a time trial and you will get a bonus token and if you do it again and get a better score then you get another bonus token.

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Nate Archibald

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Xavier McDaniel, who played for several teams between 1985-1998, went by the nickname of X-Man.

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Pacman was invented in Japan on May 22,1980 (correcting the guy who answered may 22 2011)