REAL LIFE PAC MAN DRIVER

REAL LIFE PAC MAN DRIVER

PAC-MAN™ – Played by Jim Kosner of JIMAX Landscaping & Demolition, Peoria, Ill.īLINKY – Played by Joey Stone, NASCAR/Richard Childress Racing (RCR) eSports driver of the #8 Virtual Cat car The participants controlling the Cat 236D3 skid steers using remote control systems were: Wawka Wawka Then, Pac-Man theme at beginning of the game starts playing Children, stay by me (Starts eating buildings) In her mind: How dare this. The fruit bonuses are represented simply by Cat part boxes. The Power Pellets were represented by four key Cat Services they provide, such as Customer Value Agreements, Repair Options, Cat Financial, and Cat App. high and overall dimensions of 162.4 by 180.4 ft. In the end, a total of 5,300 tons of earth was moved, resulting in a maze with walls measuring 4 ft. To recreate the arcade experience on a real-life construction site, Caterpillar utilized 6,880 yards of cut dirt from which to dig out the maze and berm (a horizontal surface acting as a fortification). Just in time to help celebrate Pac-Man’s 40th anniversary, this entry of “ The CAT Trials ” sees five professionals from the worlds of esports, social media, and their own customers manning construction equipment to live out their arcade dreams. in order to play the game with a variety of CAT vehicles. This time they teamed up with Bandai Namco and built a real-life Pac-Man maze over the span of 26,296 sq. Remote control skid steers took the place of Pac-Man and the ghosts, and a giant trench maze replaced the arcade cabinet. In a series of short films, Caterpillar Inc, popularly known simply as CAT, has been showing off the capabilities of their machines by playing a variety of larger-than-life versions of popular games. Cat just built the largest game of Pac-Man ever played.

Real life pac man