Not only is this unyielding airport setting incredibly difficult to beat, but the amount of turns to be made in the carpark grid is pretty scandalous.

This geographically ridiculous metropolis can provide millions of challenging Pac-Man locations, and therefore an entire lifetime of unique levels for the hardcore Pac-Man fan.

The city of Tokyo is an urban sprawl of winding alleys and unorthodox planning. The symmetrical garden walkways of the Taj Mahal serve as geographically pleasing starting point for beginners and Pac-Man experts alike. Perth is surprisingly fun to play Pac-Man! Our city grid makes it quite easy to escape the nasty ghosts and then our iconic Horse-Shoe Bridge (god bless her inconvenient design) makes everything a little bit cray-cray. Here are some of my top Pac-Man locations: While you can take the easy route and just click 'I’m Feeling Lucky’ and Google Maps will take you to one of its generic spots to play - you can also pick a spot manually, which is clearly more challenging. You literally can pick any real location on the map (as long as there are a few roads, it didn’t let me play Pac-Man on the ocean) and BAM - you’re taken away from whatever useful geographic information you needed and launched into playing a timeless arcade favourite. As an April Fool’s Day special, and for a limited time only, Google is encouraging users to turn their Google Maps into a Pac-Man game by letting you switch into Pac-Man mode at any point on the map.

If you’ve ever wanted to transform the streets of Manhattan into a game of Pac-Man, then here is your chance.

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