Yashamaru just made a Lua version of the hit classic, Pac-Man. You see, Yashamaru over at our forums was working on "some old code" for a certain game. But then the said game couldn't use that particular code, so he transcr4ibed it to a Pac-Man ghost instead. One thing lead to another, and now, you have a beta version of Lua Pac Man up for grabs.
What can you expect from this version? Check out the list of features:
Add Ghosts / (ghosts) AI
Add maze / controls
Add Power Pellets / Pellets
Add Pac-Man
Add function - eatable pellets / eatable power pellets
Add function - eatable ghost
Add function - kill Pac-Man / Pac-Man death
Add Score / level / lives
Add Sounds (most added)
Add Free Life Bonus
Add start intro / Game over screen
Add level intermission A
Add Fruit / Function - eatable Fruit
Featurs that we can look forward to in future updates:
Add Vertical (Turn PSP) [Requested by: modcase]
Add Music
Add high score system
Add level intermission B / level intermission C
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