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The Icon Bar: Games: Pac-Mania
 
  Pac-Mania
  sirbod (08:00 2/10/2012)
  arawnsley (10:22 2/10/2012)
    TomWalker (17:14 2/10/2012)
      sirbod (20:12 2/10/2012)
      sirbod (09:35 3/10/2012)
        arawnsley (09:43 3/10/2012)
        krisa (20:19 3/10/2012)
 
Jon Abbott Message #121146, posted by sirbod at 08:00, 2/10/2012
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Were two versions of Pac-Mania released? One from Krisalis and another from Domark.

Essentially the same game, but in different packaging.
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Andrew Rawnsley Message #121147, posted by arawnsley at 10:22, 2/10/2012, in reply to message #121146
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AFAIK domark published a Krisalis conversion or something. Krisalis later re-released it on a games compendium. I believe something similar occurred with Pipemania.
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Tom Walker Message #121152, posted by TomWalker at 17:14, 2/10/2012, in reply to message #121147
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Wasn't the original release by Grandslam (along with Terramex, back when Krisalis were Teque)? There's a news piece in a late-80s issue of The Games Machine where Grandslam comment on how poor sales are.

I think there were 3 different releases - one for Arthur, a second updated for RISC OS 2, and finally the Krisalis re-release.

[Edited by TomWalker at 18:15, 2/10/2012]
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Jon Abbott Message #121156, posted by sirbod at 20:12, 2/10/2012, in reply to message #121152
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Thanks for the info chaps, I'll add three versions to be tracked down. I managed to get one off eBay, no idea which though until it arrives.
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Jon Abbott Message #121157, posted by sirbod at 09:35, 3/10/2012, in reply to message #121152
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I've tracked down two copies:

Pac-mania (Learning Curve version) (1991) (Domark)
Pac-mania (1988) (Grandslam Entertainments)

Did Krisalis released it as an individual release, or only as part of a compilation? If it was part of a compilation, what was the name of it?

[Edited by sirbod at 10:35, 3/10/2012]
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Andrew Rawnsley Message #121158, posted by arawnsley at 09:43, 3/10/2012, in reply to message #121157
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Ah, I think I was slightly confused - it is Pipemania that is on the Krisalis Collection (1992). I'll check further, but you probably have the two versions.
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Kris Adcock Message #121159, posted by krisa at 20:19, 3/10/2012, in reply to message #121157
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I've tracked down two copies:

Pac-mania (Learning Curve version) (1991) (Domark)
Pac-mania (198cool (Grandslam Entertainments)

Did Krisalis released it as an individual release, or only as part of a compilation? If it was part of a compilation, what was the name of it?

[Edited by sirbod at 10:35, 3/10/2012]
I've seen Pacmania both as an individually boxed title, and as part of the "Games Hyperpack" (which also included Terramex, Jinxter, Corruption, Word-up-word-down, and others - nine in total, I think).
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