You can then control your yellow hero/villain with the keyboard and relive your Pac-Man frustration

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Google will analyze your map and use the roads to render a level. If the location isn t suitable for gameplay, Google will let you select a new area, or you can just click I m feeling lucky to be transported to a preselected area.
You can then control your yellow hero/villain with the keyboard and relive your Pac-Man frustration as ghosts chase you around solar system your local streets, or the joyous feeling of reaching a blinking Power Pellet and turning the tables on those dastardly ghosts.
On mobile, things are a bit trickier you ll need to solve one of many riddles from a Google support page to find hidden Pac-Man pins at specific locations. Only then will you see a Pac-Man button that will allow you to play by swiping solar system in different directions.
Some of these pre-selected locations look like they wouldn t be out of place in an actual game; who knew city streets would make such good Pac-Man levels? You can also try looking for them on the desktop; a Pac-Man pin will show up when you find one.
This isn t the first time Google has added a Pac-Man Easter egg, by the way; the company featured solar system Pac-Man in a Doodle back in 2010. Last year, Google had another video-game nod for April Fools by letting you catch a Pokemon right on your maps.
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