Bored right now? Google has you covered.

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A little bit early for Google's April Fools Joke?
 
I just had a go myself, works brilliantly. You need to give it somewhere with a decent amount of roads though...
 
There's a bit of input delay but that's just awesome. :lol:
 
Just had a thought. Pacman on the Stelvio Pass anyone?
 
I was hoping you could place through 3 or 4 blocks of a city. That would've been dope.
 
Here's what I've found so far:

Monte Carlo
Rome
Vatican
Swindon, Great Britian (Magic Roundabout)
Manhattan
Taj Mahal
Savannah, Georgia (yikes!)

Stelvio Pass isn't one of them, unfortunately. It seems you need a mix of grid-like patterns for streets for it to work.
 
Wonder if it works on racetracks...
 
Racing circuits don't work so well; there's no interconnecting roads.

Sebring, kind of.

Road Atlanta gives you just the chicane.

Laguna Seca's infield.

Just outside of Indianapolis Motor Speedway, there's a neighborhood. Seems the track and infield might be okay, but it doesn't work.

Large airport complexes like LAX seem to be tricky. Atlanta's terminal access roads are tough, too.
 
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This feature from Google is just putting images of a giant game of Pac Man happening on the streets of my city or in my neighbourhood. It's fantastic.
 
It's not working for me. :(
 
I'm finding the park areas in Washington DC to be challenging.
 
Pretty neat how they have done it but Google maps itself is such a resource hog now since they the total redesign, it used to work smoothly but now it a stuttering mess full of stuff I don't need to see like pictures of the places I click!
 
No problem, but no Pac-Man on the classic maps.
 
This is brilliant! I have just tried Amsterdam and Den Helder. Knowing which way to turn at some intersections is tough.
 
Neat. Thanks for posting that. I tried a couple of games with all diagonal streets instead of up-down/left right, and timing and making the Pac-Man go diagonal is surprisingly hard.
 
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