PCS Pacman Talks

PCS Games.net, we make games that tickle your ears!
Happy New Year!
Pacman Talks is ready for you to try out!
Pacman, Version 1.1 fixes several bugs and gives you a new sound when finishing the twenty forth level of the game!
"Hey, what's that noise off to the left? Is it coming this way? I'll slow down to check it out.
Oh, no, I think it's tracking me! The low hum hum is getting closer, and then I hear the thump, thump, thump of an opening just a few blocks away!
Oh, wow I know that whispering voice, it's gotta be Clyde and I gotta run!
I'll go into cruise control and zoom around the outer ring to get away, but wait, yes! There's a super power pill that'll help me scare that ghost back to his home.
Tick tick tick tick. I hear the sound of a wall coming up, so I gotta hit that left arrow right now or I'll smash into it!
Deunhnhnhnhng, Deunhnhnhnhng, Deunhnhnhnhng, Ya! and a little off to the right is an escape tunnel! Great! Now, when Pinky is hot on my tale and thinks I'm caught, I'll sneak through and leave her way behind!
Pacman Talks takes you into a world of fast movement and suspense with rich dynamic sound effects and many wonderful and unusual voices.
This highly addictive game is as exciting as the video arcade game of the eighties.
It has all the things you want, a full audio menu with game sounds described, hot keys to tell you what's going on around you, twenty four levels and a high score standings list.
PCS Games knows you'll be captivated by our awesome multi sound game using Windows. We're sure it will bring you hours of enjoyment.
Deunhnhnhnhng, Deunhnhnhnhng! Deunhnhnhnhng,
So, download the demo, grab your ghost detector and zoom through the echoing corridors of Pacman busting ghosts.
You can download the thirty eight meg game at:

PMT101.exe


PMT101.exe is both the demonstration version and the full version.
Microsoft's Direct X version 8.0 or higher is necessary to play Pacman Talks.
It is available free from,
WWW.Microsoft.com/DirectX.
Once you enter your PCS issued Registration Name and Product Key, the full capabilities of the game are unlocked.
Pacman Talks Version 1.1 and how to buy it!
Available Immediately for download
Price: $30 US for download version
$46 Canadian, for download version
We are working with GMA games selling Pacman Talks and are using their credit card service.
You can also use the GMA on-line ordering system if you are paying with Visa or MasterCard. 

GMA On-line Ordering.  
or
use the GMA PayPal shopping cart. .  
When you place an order, we will need:
-- An Address to mail the CD if a CD is ordered,
The name of the person who will have the registered ownership of the game,
The e-mail address or street address to send the product key, and
If ordering with a VISA or MasterCard,
the cardholder's name,
credit card number,
and expiration date.
E-mail Phil Vlasak phil@pcsgames.net
When paying by VISA or MasterCard charges will go through GMA games in Canadian dollars.
It will equate roughly to the U.S. dollars stated above, but because of the fluctuation in currency exchange, you may wish to inquire at your local bank if you are concerned.
You can send your VISA or MasterCard number in one of the following ways:
By e-mail.
If you have any security concerns, you may wish to send your VISA Or MasterCard number split between two or more messages, waiting a few minutes between each transmission.
The Process
Once PCS has received the payment for the game, we will immediately e-mail your Registration Name and Product Key.
E-mail orders usually take less than a day.
Feel free to make copies of the game and share them with your friends and family, but it is illegal to share your product key with others.
Paid registrations allow us to continue to provide high quality games, and we hope that you support us in this endeavour.
No ghosts were hurt in the making of this game.
the GMA Games site has pmt100.exe.
Pacman Talks is a collaboration with GMA games.
We will be developing other games using their Windows game creating engine,
that are self-voicing with 3d high quality multi channel sounds.





web page by Louis Scrivani and Phil Vlasak, December 17, 2006.