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In time for April Fools' Day, Google is using Maps to pay tribute to a classic video game Pac-Man, allowing users to play it in their own city streets. VPC A screenshot of Pac-Man played on a map of Washington, D.C., using Google Maps. (Photo: Google While not every April Fools' Day prank turns out to be "fun," Google has quietly enabled a secret feature in Google Maps that lets you play the classic arcade game Pac-Man in your city's streets — and it's actually a brilliant idea. To get your own Saturday is the 30th anniversary of the release of Pac-Man, and to commemorate the occasion, Google is rolling out its first-ever truly interactive and playable home page logo, a fully-functional version of the iconic 1980s video game. For years Update: Google has decided to permanently offer its version of Pac-Man at www.google.com/pacman. Read on if you want to know how you can download a copy of your own for more Pac-Man fun. If Friday's Google Doodle didn't feed your Pac-Man fever (CNN)Blinky and Pinky on the Champs Elysees? Inky and Clyde running down Broadway? Power pellets on the Embarcadero? Leave it to Google to make April Fools' Day into throwback fun by combining Google Maps with Pac-Man. The massive tech company is known for We hope you weren't planning on doing anything productive with your afternoon. Google just released a new Pac-Man feature that you can play online. Simply visit Google Maps and click on the Pac-Man icon in the lower-left corner to start a session of the .

Stop what you're doing and check this out. You can now play PAC-MAN on on the streets of Seattle or any city you choose using Google Maps. Just ahead of April Fools' Day, Google built the classic game into Google Maps, a tool that normally helps users It's the Pac-Man 30th anniversary this weekend, and Google is celebrating as only Google can: with a free online game embedded in its homepage logo. The ever-changing Google logo - called the Google Doodle - which often celebrates holidays and notable Google has created a new Easter Egg for Google Maps (pretty much just in time for actual Easter) which lets you play Pac-Man in real-world locales on the company’s Maps apps for desktop and mobie devices. It’s easy to play, by either navigating to the It’s already April Fools’ Day in some parts of the world, so Google is having some fun. The company sent this cryptic tweet out earlier: It could only mean one glorious thing: you can now play Pac-Man in Google Maps. The easiest way it to just visit .