Hangly-Man contains not just one, but two different mazes."Hangly-Man" is presumed to be an "Engrish" mangling of the title "Hungry Man".The bonus items start at 1000 points for the Cherries, and work their way to 5000 from there. Like Newpuc1, while the first three ghosts are worth their normal amount of points (200, 400, and 800), the fourth ghost, if eaten, is worth 8000 points. Hearts are worth 20 points and power pellets are worth 80.A "slot machine" appears every three rounds, which determines which type of maze (visible or invisible) will come next. Intermissions from the original Pac-Man arcade game appear between each maze.Unlike Newpuc1, however, they remain their original colors until they begin to flash before returning to normal shape. As in Newpuc1, when Pac-Man eats a power pellet, rather than turning blue, the ghosts all change into a shape that can normally be seen during the third intermission of Pac-Man, when Blinky runs away with his pelt dragging behind him.The second maze is invisible except for the outer walls (and the pellets), but has a slightly different layout from the visible maze and has only three sets of tunnels on each side (shown right). However, it increases the height of the bump along the bottom row, and adds four sets of escape tunnels to the original one rather than just two. The first is a visible blue maze, similar in format to New Puck-X (shown left). There are two different maze variants in Newpuc2.The Strawberries (Round 2) are worth 700 points, the Oranges (Rounds 3 & 4) are worth 1000 points, the Apples (Rounds 5 & 6) are worth 2000 points, and the Grapes (Rounds 7 & 8) are worth 3000. Bonus items start with Cherries which are worth 500 points, and are worth 5000 points by the time you reach the Galaxian Flagships on Round 9.
Regular pellets are worth 20 points and power pellets are worth 80.Meanwhile, greater access has been given to the center tunnel, so you could be ambushed by ghosts from the sides before you have even reached the tunnel. There are two extra sets of tunnels in this maze, one at the top above, and one at the bottom below, the original tunnel.Holes have also been added to the portions of the maze around the regenerator and the bottom that were solid in the original. Bumps have been added to the center of the rows at the top and bottom that were wide open in the original. New Puck-X contains a fairly altered maze.The name of this bootleg is a play on one of Namco's other arcade games that was popular in Japan during the early 1980s, New Rally-X.
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