Artist Guillaume Reymond created a performance called Human Pac-Man as part of a series called GAME OVER. This stop-motion animated video is very creative and it featured the work of about 111 people. Check out the video above. [Huffington Post]

In the above video several iRobot machines are dressed up like Pac Man characters. The robots are dressed like Pac Man, Inky, Pinky, Blinky, and Clyde. The robots report their location to a computer and displays them on the software. The iRobot vacuum cleaners eat up the paper. The Roomba Pac Man experiment was designed to demo an Unmanned Aerial System software suite.

Pac Man just tried to eat the golf ball and pool balls in these videos. Normal humans don’t understand that he needs his nourishment to fight off the ghosts. This is why one of the golfers decked him with a club. And folks, this is why Pac Man just doesn’t fit into society.

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In this rendition of things to be done at geek wedding, we have decided to shift away from Halo and focus on Pac-Man.  Baker Hello Naomi, who regularly posts her work on Flickr, has created a Pac Man level out of 80 individual cupcakes.  These cupcakes were used for a wedding as a matter of fact.  Now it doesn’t have to be just Pac-Man eating the ghosts.  Now you can eat them yourselves, OM NOM NOM NOM!

I think that these would go down smoothly with a Pac-Man energy drink.

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You know that feeling Pac-Man must get when he eats that magic pill that gives him the ability to swallow ghosts and reguritate out their eyeballs.  The makers of Pac-Man Energy Drink probably want you to have that same feeling when you chug cans of their concoction.  It comes in a cherry flavor and is loaded with sugar and caffeine.  The 8.4 oz cans are available at Amazon.com for about $2.99 each.

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