The name of the main character is also DIG DUG, and he uses his shovel and air pump to clear POOKAS and FYGARS by pumping them up to bursting! Alternatively, players can dislodge boulders to crush these enemy characters for even more points.
These official DIG DUG 40th Anniversary rounds make the perfect gift for video game fans and collectors alike.Īdd this 1 oz Proof Silver DIG DUG 40th Anniversary round with tin and COA to your cart today!ĭIG DUG launched in April of 1982 and is considered a maze arcade game similar to PAC-MAN, but where the maze is created through digging.
999 fine Silver and protected in a special tin with DIG DUG themed sleeve and COA. Protect your investments from fingerprints by adding these cotton gloves to your order.Ĭlaim one of these highly collectible Proof rounds stamped in. Issued by the sovereign government of Niue.The words "40th Anniversary" are at the top of the round. Reverse: Features an officially licensed DIG DUG logo with the DIG DUG arcade game character beneath and the copyright and metal weight and purity at the bottom.The DIG DUG logo is at the bottom along with the words "40 years" on the right side. Obverse: Displays officially licensed illustrations of DIG DUG blowing up a POOKA as a FYGAR stands above and between them.Proof condition round comes in a protective capsule inside a special tin box with an officially licensed DIG DUG sleeve cover as well as a certificate of authenticity.distributor of the original "Pac-Man," with Otto giving way to a feminized Pac sprite and pastel color schemes.Ĭall Star online editor Channing King at (317) 444-8073. Pac-Man" was created by MIT students operating under the name General Computer Corp. They designed a modification board that fit on top of the original "Pac-Man" arcade board to change the graphics, sounds and gameplay, to sell to arcade operators who wanted to extend the life of their arcade machines. Originally featuring the title character "Crazy Otto," the board was bought and reproduced by Midway Games, the U.S. While the rest of the games were developed internally by Namco (now Bandai Namco), "Ms. Pac-Man" has had a slightly uncomfortable position in the Pac world. Unlike both of its Maps celebrations, the Doodle allowed simultaneous multiplayer, with Player One controlling Pac with the arrow keys on the keyboard, and Player Two controlling Ms. More famously, Google put a playable Doodle celebrating Pac-Man's 30th anniversary back in 2010.
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