Paku Paku

Shoemaker's Last proudly presents: Paku Paku!

The viral hit comes to the Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer and MC-10 Micro Color Computer!  Originally created by Kenta Cho of ABA games, Paku Paku cleverly distills an arcade classic into a simple and addictive single-button game.

In this one-dimensional Pac Man-style game, you'll use just the joystick button to eat dots and an increasingly fast-moving ghost.  The ghost is worth more points with each successive wave, try not to miss him!

Paku Paku was written in 6809/6803 assembly language.  The CoCo version requires a joystick (button) to play.  The MC-10 version uses the spacebar.   

For the CoCo, download the virtual disk file, then LOADM the file named PAKUPAKU.BIN.  It will detect whether you are using a CoCo 1/2 or a CoCo 3.  The CoCo 3 version offers a modified color palette but otherwise plays identically.

For the MC-10, download the MCPAKU .C10 file, then CLOADM and EXEC to play.