FunBoy 1.1

FunBoy belongs to the genre of Pacman Arcade Games. Nowadays this genre is very popular among those, who found of old classic games. They love remakes of Pacman because they all simple and fun! But not all of the fans know the history of Pacman Arcade Game. Pacman was created by Namco and was first introduced in Japan in 1980. This Pacman Arcade Game was an instant hit. It was soon picked up for manufacture in the U.S. by Bally division Midway Manufacturing, and became a worldwide phenomenon within the video game industry, as it shattered the popular conventions set in the field by Space Invaders. It abandoned the 'shoot-em-up action' in favor of a unique, humorous, largely non-violent format that appealed to girls as well as boys.

There is one fact that is very interesting about Pacman Arcade Game. This game, in which the player must complete all of the 255 levels with a maximum point score without ever being eaten, was first played in 1999 by Billy Mitchell. The maximum score is 3,333,360 points. However, in December 1982, an eight-year-old boy named Jeffrey R. Yee received a letter from U.S. President Ronald Reagan, congratulating him on a worldwide record of 6,131,940 points, a score only possible if the player passed through the Split-Screen Level. Whether or not this event happened as described has remained in heated debate amongst video game circles since its occurrence. Billy Mitchell offered $100,000 to anyone who could provably pass through the Split-Screen Level before January 1, 2000; no one could.

Pacman Arcade Game attracted everybody's attention as it was a real challenge for everyone, and more over one could get a prize of $100,000 if became a winner! This game is unique and now you can try its perfect remake FunBoy on our site, which is as good as that old Pacman Arcade Game.