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Pac-Man lauded its 40th monumentalization meanest year, and to commemorate the occasion, Cook and Becker is remission a history file later this year -- and it looks incredible. While there's a tralatitious hardcover adaptation of the file for $39, which is chosen Pac-Man: Birthing of an Icon, you can conjointly buy a $99 tactical reprinting that comes with an ingenious Pac-Man-shaped slipcase. There's metrical a vinyl pressing of the unshared "Pac-Man Fever" included.

The file is professed as "the first-ever official history book" for the iconic video games series, and it's accounting by Arjan Terpstra and Tim Lapetino. Here's the official description:

This new non-fiction picaresque volume will journey from deviser Toru Iwatani's "pizza slice" afflatus to the game's incredible success in arcades and beyond. The file conjointly dives into Pac-Man's unprecedented appulse on pop culture, with increasingly than 40 new interviews from key players effectually the world, behind-the-scenes stories, documents, images, and more.

With untold stories, new details, and chronographic imagery, Pac-Man: Birthing of an Icon showcases the franchise's compounded history from Tokyo to Chicago to Boston, unpacking the stories of video incautious industry stalwarts Namco and Midway Manufacturing.

If the name Cook and Becker sounds familiar, it's apparently considering of the company's work remission high-end art prints for games like The Meanest of Us and Ghost of Tsushima, along with art books like a giant album on Final Fantasy XV's creation.

The new Pac-Man file is habitual to release this summer.

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