Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) (1)

Early Life (1955 - 1972)
Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) Known as Pac-Man was born on May 16, 1955 in Monroe, Louisiana. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) enrolled in Ouachita Parish High School in 1968 where he began to take interest in Music and participated in The Pride of Ouachita Marching Band, They're rivals with West Monroe High School's Rebel Marching Band. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) graduated with the Class of 1972.

Start of Gaming Career and Development of Pac-Man
Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) enrolled in the University of Louisiana at Monroe and earned a Bacherlors of Fine Arts Dergee, Then he was part of the Theater Arts Academy. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) began working as a Scenic designer and was responsible for looking at the details searching for evidence through research to produce conceptual ideas that was best towards supporting the content and values with visual elements. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) was discovered by Masaya Nakamura after Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) had designed a concept painting which caught his attention and Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) was offered a deal to travel to Tokyo, Japan which he accepted. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) travelled to Tokyo, Japan in July of 1978, where he met Founder and CEO Masaya Nakamura and signed a contract with Namco where he began to help develop an arcade game which became known as Pac-Man. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) began designing the game and help develop the concepts and ideas. By the time Pac-Man was first release in Japan in May 22, 1980 and in North America in October 26, 1980 it took competitors and distributors completely by suprise and Pac-Man went on to become the most successful game at the time it outstripped Asteroids as the best-selling arcade game in North America, grossing over $1 billion in quarters within a year, by the end of 1980, surpassing the revenues grossed by the highest-grossing film of the time, Star Wars. Pat M. Scott (Pac-Man) became the First Video Game Character and earned a net worth of over $150 million from the game.