GameInternals - Understanding Pac-Man Ghost Behavior



GameInternals - Understanding Pac-Man Ghost Behavior

All theory, no practice GameInternals aims to spread knowledge of interesting game mechanics beyond the game-specific enthusiast communities. Each post focuses on a specific game mechanic that would normally only be known to high-level players of a particular game, and attempts to explain it in a manner that would be understandable even by readers unfamiliar with that game. GameInternals articles are researched and written by Chad Birch , a gamer and programmer from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. If you have any suggestions for games or mechanics that would make good article topics, please feel free to email me . Posted on December 2, 2010 It only seems right for me to begin this blog with the topic that inspired me to start it in the first place. Not too long ago, I came across Jamey Pittman's "Pac-Man Dossier" , which is a ridiculously-detailed explanation of the mechanics of Pac-Man. I found it absolutely fascinating,

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