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{{Infobox
{{Game
|completion=4
|image=Puckman Pockimon title screen.png
|title=Puckman Pockimon
|title=Puckman Pockimon
|image=Puckman Pockimon title screen.png
|developer=[[Genie]]
|developer=[[Genie]]
|publisher=[[Genie]]
|publisher=[[Genie]]
|released={{rd|2000}}
|year=2000
|systems={{syslist|cade}}
|genre=[[Action]]
|genre=[[Action]]
|systems=[[Arcade]]
|players=1-2
|players=1-2
|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
|modes=[[Single player]], [[Multiplayer]]
}}
}}
'''Puckman Pockimon''' is an arcade game, which was released by [[Genie]] in [[2000]]; it runs on [[Sega]]'s C2 hardware, and stars [[Namco]]'s signature character [[Pac-Man]] as well as [[Nintendo]]'s signature [[Pokémon]] {{bp|Pikachu}}, but is not officially part of both the [[:Category:Pac-Man|Pac-Man series]] and the [[:Category:Pokémon|Pokémon series]]. Both players must use two 4-way joysticks to direct Pac-Man, and Pikachu, around the mazes, while avoiding both the four original ghosts (Pinky is still depicted as a male in this, even though he was given his gender swap by [[Namco Hometek]], Namco's American direct-to-console division, for [[Pac-Man World]] in [[1999]]) and various other Pokémon - and most of the music and effects heard for this game were taken from [[Midway]]'s [[Ms. Pac-Man]], although they were not originally heard on the Yamaha YM-2612 and Texas Instruments SN-76496 (as they did not exist in [[1981]]). Also, when the players clear a round, they are shown a digitized photograph of a Korean woman, as that is the country where this game originated.
'''Puckman Pockimon''' is an arcade game, which was released by [[Genie]] in [[2000]]; it runs on [[Sega]]'s C2 hardware, and stars [[Namco]]'s signature character [[Pac-Man]] as well as [[Nintendo]]'s signature [[Pokémon]] {{bp|Pikachu}}, but is not officially part of the {{c|Pac-Man}} or {{c|Pokémon}} series'. Both players must use two 4-way joysticks to direct Pac-Man and Pikachu around the mazes, while avoiding both the four original ghosts and various other Pokémon. Most of the music and effects heard for this game were taken from [[Midway]]'s [[Ms. Pac-Man]] although they were not originally heard on the Yamaha YM-2612 and Texas Instruments SN-76496 (as they did not exist in [[1981]]). Also, when the players clear a round, they are shown a digitized photograph of a Korean woman, as that is the country where this game originated.
 
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