12:48 PM on 11.06.2007 |
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I don't know how old this is and frankly I don't care. This Pac-Txt, an idea so stupid it is actually genius. Described as Pac-Man meets Zork, Pac-Txt is, quite simply, an old school text-based adventure that manages to retain all the gameplay of classic Pac-Man. Now you can enjoy the nostalgic fun of moving and eat dots, but in text form!
Check it out, get typing and enjoy the three minutes it will take for the joke to wear thin. Also, let Destructoid know your high score, whether you completed a level and just how long it took you to stop. No, I swear I want to know.
[Tip by Jonathan Ross ... I hope it's THE Jonathan Ross]
Got a couple of minutes to spare? What am I saying? Of course you do! Check this shizz out!
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