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I've lost control of my life. I managed a Pac-Man based art account on that OTHER site once. I mod Pac-Man World Re-Pac 1 & 2 now.

Ms. Pac-Man being viewed from a high angle looking at the viewer and giving them the middle finger.
A depiction of Man-Pac's 7th Anniversary Party, commemorating his creation. Sue, Funky, Spunky, Tim, Kinky (a.k.a. Kinzo), Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Pac-Mom, Pac-Sis, Pac-Bro are all present. Funky is blowing a noisemaker, while Pac-Man is activating a party popper, spewing streamers and confetti. Spunky and Tim are visibly irritated by the resulting noise and are covering the area where their ears would be (if they had them). Kinky is holding a plate and a cake cutter, while Man-Pac is eagerly holding up a fork and knife in anticipation for the first slice of cake. The cake is adorned with blueberries, raspberries, and a singular candle shaped like the number 7. Pac-Bro is holding a gift for Man-Pac, which has its lid incorrectly attached, allowing a small glimpse as to what's inside...
Pac-Man with Pac-Mom / Man-Pac styled eyes, giving a thumbs up and winking. April Fools.
ms pac man with no arm (funny)
A snippet of the opening cutscene for Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac, with Spooky now having a voice filter applied to him, mimicking the voice filter he had in the original Pac-Man World 2.
A screenshot of Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac with Ms. Pac-Man replacing Pac-Mom.
Front view of a work-in-progress Ms. Pac-Man model for an upcoming update to Re-Pac 1's Pac-Family restoration mod / a Pac-Family restoration mod for Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac.
A post on the HCS (Halley's Comet Software) forum by one "SuperMoonKnightSMK" replying to another user (screw) with the a file containing the CRIWARE decryption key for Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac, allowing the game's raw audio files to be played and modified with external programs.
"I've resorted to breaking out Ghidra and attempting to decompile Re-Pac 2 just to find that god damned CRIWARE encryption key. I STILL can't find it. I NEED to find it. Several of the mods I want to do rely on being able to replace the audio. I'm getting desperate. I'm almost willing to spend money to pay a guy to find this fucking key... ALMOST.
An alternative fan-made logo for Pac-Man World Re-Pac (the first one, not the sequel) that combines the palette and design elements of the logos for Re-Pac 1 & 2 with the original logo design of Pac-Man World 1.
A video tutorial on how to decompress the "data.unity3d" archive of Pac-Man World Re-Pac and extract the asset files contained within for the purposes of easier modding and easier mod distribution.
A picture of a save file for Pac-Man World Re-Pac in which Pac-Baby and Ms. Pac-Man have been restored, replacing Pac-Sis and Pac-Mom respectively.
A clip of Pac-Man World Re-Pac (the first game, not the recently announced sequel) with Pac-Baby replacing Pac-Sis. (Profanity warning: Pac-Baby proceeds to swear for comical effect.)
A short clip of PAC-MAN WORLD Re-Pac (the first game, not the recently announced sequel) where Ms. Pac-Man has finally been successfully inserted into the game in Pac-Mom's place.
A front view shot of an unfinished 3D model, depicting a fictional combination Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, Sega CD, and Sega 32X console, dubbed the "Sega Triton". The shot focuses on the custom-made Sega Triton logo. The controller ports on the front have not been modelled, and are missing.
A zoomed in shot of the bottom of the previously shown fictional flyer for Man-Pac, detailing the new features in Man-Pac Revision 2. It contains explanations of what the new features are, and how to activate them when playing Man-Pac Revision 2 under MAME. It explains how "Minus Mode" and the Extra Lives feature are activated by altering the two dipswitch settings that are contained within "Machine Configuration", separated from the other dipswitch settings.
The back half of a fictional flyer for Man-Pac, depicting the titular character trying to escape the lab in which he was created. Text on the flyer tells of a "Fake Pac-Man on the loose!" "It's... Man-Pac! They made this ghostly clone to destroy Pac-Man... but he has escaped!" In the artwork section of the flyer, a green and grey laboratory with shiny green tiled floors is depicted. A security warning informing everyone of a breach in progress can be seen in the far back. Kinky (a.k.a. Kinzo) is looking on in panic as her creation tries to escape, yelling that "He's out of control!" while ordering the other ghosts to "Capture him!" Sue and Funky attempt to chase down Man-Pac, while Spunky attempts to get in front of him. Tim can be seen in the back of the lab, annoyed at the shenanigans occurring in the lab as he tries to mop the floors in peace. Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man have invaded the lab and watch the chaos unfold from a distance, as Pac-Man shouts "You imposter pac!" at his clone. A stasis tank can be seen nearby, containing what appears to be a clone of Ms. Pac-Man to compliment Man-Pac. The silhouette seems to belong of Pac-Mom. At the bottom of the flyer, the four maze layouts contained within the Man-Pac game are displayed, as text above them reads "Strange yet familiar mazes await... Prepare for mor Pac-Action!" The screenshots appear to be camera shots of a CRT monitor. At the very bottom of the flyer, in small white text are credits for the artists responsible for designing the flyer, and a disclaimer stating that Pac-Man is the property of Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., and that Man-Pac is an unsanctioned, unofficial product that should not be sold.
A small portion of the Ms. Pac-Man romhack known as "Man-Pac", demonstrating a new feature: In-game Intermissions.
A in-game screencap of the Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart server list, with a red box added in post to highlight a specific server.
A stylized depiction of Buccaneer Beach, the first stage of Pac-Man World, made to resemble what such a game would look like within the constraints of early to mid-1980's Namco Arcade hardware.