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Pac-Mania is yet another Pac-Man arcade game. It differs from the others by the ability to jump and the possibility of up to 11 ghosts in a level (some of whom can also jump).

• 1Unused Graphics
• 2Regional Differences

Unused Graphics

Title Screen

Some larger sizes of the Pac-Man head seen on the title screen. While the third one has its own 'highlight' graphic, it's just a duplicate of one of the smaller ones.

Some larger sprites for the ghosts from the title screen. However, unlike the Pac-Man one, the smallest, second-smallest, and largest ones are used; as a result, the third-smallest, which is used for the Pac-Man one, is not used for the ghosts.

High-Score Screen

Unused graphics for the Pac-Land-based Pac-Man seen on the high-score screen.

Some ghost eye graphics, taken directly from Pac-Land. These appear to be placeholders for the shaded ones.

In-Game

A HUD icon for the Galaxian special item. Since, unlike the original Pac-Man, it is NOT a fruit, this goes unused.

Regional Differences

The Japanese version appears to be an earlier build, and contain several differences from the international version.

General

• Title screen does not have the Pac-Man and Ghost sprites. Their sprites are in the ROM, but not used. All other unused graphics from international versions can also be found in the Japanese version.
• The Japanese version lacks a high-score table.
• Block Town, the first world, has 2 levels in the Japanese version. It is reduced to 1 level in international versions. Similarly, the other levels in the first loop all have 3 levels in the Japanese version and 2 in international versions.
• The default high-score in the Japanese version is 50000, while in the international version it is twice the amount, 100000.
• After losing the last life, the international version slowly darkens the background in the Game Over screen. The Japanese version doesn't do this and the background stays at a sepia tone.
• Continue and Level Select cannot be enabled at the same time. Instead of offering them as two separated options, the Japanese version combines them to a single option named 'Play Mode' with three possible choices:
  • CONTINUE: Enables Continues. The game always starts from Round 1.
  • SELECT: Enables Level Select and disables Continues.
  • RETRY 1ST: Disables both features.
• International versions have an auto data sampling feature that keeps track of play time, number of deaths in each level, and number of Game Overs in each level. It is reached by holding the Service Coin Switch and turning off the Test Switch while in the Test Menu (Hold 9 then push F2 on MAME). This feature doesn't exist in the Japanese version.

Level Select

• To enter the Level Select, the player must hold the Jump button and push their Start button in the title screen.

• Jungly Steps (the final world) can be selected in the Japanese version's Level Select screen.
• International version instructs the player to push the 'Bounce Button' to start the game. Japanese version just says 'Button'.
• International version gives bonus points for selecting later levels and beating it (Courage Bonus).
• Pacman's Park's difficulty is labeled 'Middle' in the Japanese version.
• Because of the aforementioned level removal, each world starts from a different round number.

Audio

• The name entry music (FM number 0C and 0D) doesn't exist in the Japanese version. If you attempt to play them in the Sound Test, 'Game Start' jingle is played instead.
• The main instrument playing in Block Town music has vibrato when playing longer notes, while it does not in the international version. Also, there are many differences in the stereo alignment of all instruments compared to the international version.

Ending

• In the ending screen, the Japanese version shows an endless stream of blue blobs, several shadows of Ghosts, a few numbers, and finally a few Pacman shapes. This is most likely a mistake, and it is fixed to display the actual credits in the international version.

• International version shows 'Game Over' message at the end of the credits. Japanese version just resets to the attract mode.

The wireframing process is the straight-to-the-point and completely non-tech stage of any web project. It only requires that you define a skeletal outline of essential page elements such as headers, footers, navigation and content area and should illustrate how to cater and respond to any possible interaction from a user.
It is the most important, yet underused, stage of any web or apps development.

There are several avenues you could take for sketching a wireframe, most notably pen and paper (the easiest and most cost effective way), but for the sake of this article we have focused on apps that are not only highly effective and easy to use, they are also completely free.

We have covered free wireframe apps before (here), but a year is a long time in web development – some of the apps we had previously covered are either no longer completely free or are no longer available. And as such, we felt that we should compile a new list with more detail and covering all areas of design including web pages, mobile apps and application dev.

As well as showcasing a variety of free apps (11 in total), at the bottom of the post, we have also highlighted some premium wireframing services that do offer free, yet limited, options. You may like to try them.

Lumzy – Quick Mockup Creation and Prototyping Tool

With Lumzy, you can create mockups of how your site or application will function by adding events from the extensive list of controls on offer.

As well as having great tools for creating your mockup, you can also create Message Alerts, interactive Page Navigation, add Links to external content, and much more. It does offer a great set collaboration tools for live team editing and a chat engine for deliberating over designs. All of this and it is absolutely FREE.

Mockup Builder – A Killing Prototyping App

Mockup Builder has just recenly been released and looks very promising. It is feature-rich and versatile by allowing you create various prototyping styles, including: UI mockups, interactive wireframes, website layouts, desktop software prototypes and even sitemaps & screen navigation.

Of course, it does come with great collaboration tools for sharing with clients and colleagues.

Tiggr – Creating Prototypes Collaboratively

The idea behind Tiggr (currently in beta) is to give you the resources needed to create prototypes (for web, app or mobile) that look and feel like the final product. It allows you to design from a large number of components, share (via email, Twitter or Facebook), you can collaborate with any number of users and will generate an HTML/JS/CSS so that you can preview your UI mockups very quickly. A 10 second registration (email & password) is the only thing you have to go through to use this fantastic FREE tool.

Frame Box – Lightweight Online Tool for Creating Mockups

Frame Box does not have an extensive list of features (like the web based apps above). You can drag and drop, re-size and copy/paste the UI units, but its main focus, and why we like it so much, is that it allows you to create your mockup/prototype very, very quickly by using its very easy to use drag and drop interface. Again, this app is FREE and only requires a quick registration.

SimpleDiagrams Free Edition (Adobe Air App)

SimpleDiagrams (free version) is a tiny Adobe Air app that helps you express your design ideas quickly and simply. Drag & drop symbols from its libraries, add images or post-notes, export as a PNG are all of its features, adding up to just just enough functionality to create a decent mockup.

iPhone Mockup

With iPhone Mockup you have a choice of using either the Pencil styled editor (screenshot above) or the Illustration editor (screenshot below). Whichever editor you decide to use, the functionality remains the same: Its a very simple and easy to use app that allows you to create your own iPhone mockups very quickly, share them with other people at the click of a button, and any changes you make will by synced to everyone who has the mockup’s URL.

fluidIA

fluidIA is a downloadable web based design tool for prototyping rich user interfaces. It allows for rapid refinement and exploration of concepts using an object-oriented approach to design. The original idea behind fluidIA is to discover whether a group of interaction designers, IA’s, UX professionals and developers can create there own prototyping tool in an open way.

Progress on FluidIA has been a little bit slow recently, but the actual app works perfectly for designing a wireframe mockup.

Pencil Project (Firefox Extension)

Pencil Project is a free and opensource Firefox addon for designing GUI prototypes. With its built-in stencils you can create linked multi-page UI documents and finally export your mockup in either HTML, PNG, Openoffice.org document, Word document or PDF.

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What more would you want from a wireframing app? This truly is an essential Firefox extension that any serious developer or designer should use.

CogTool – General Purpose UI Prototyping Tool (Standalone Application for Win & Mac)

CogTool is a FREE and powerful general purpose UI prototyping tool with a difference – it automatically evaluates your design with a predictive human performance model (a “cognitive crash dummy”). You simply create a storyboard of your design idea with sketches, images or on a canvas with CogTool’s widgets, demonstrate tasks on that storyboard, then press a button to produce a valid cognitive model predicting how long it will take a skilled user to complete those tasks.

CogTool offers a lot of support via its extensive user guides, step-by-step tutorials (video and articles), its forum and also offers example files to help you get started.

Prototype Composer (Community Edition)

Prototype Composer makes it possible to simulate how an application will look and function before any code is ever written. Instead of endless text entries, complex data hierarchies, or too technical UML diagrams, Serena Prototype Composer makes it easy for business users and business analysts to collaborate on requirements by building simple, high fidelity prototypes that simulate a working application.

It is a tool for prototyping data, processes, activities and most importantly, user interfaces. The application also works as a fairly easy to use Project Management tool.
The Community Edition is its free version which allows users to work in a sample project as well as in one user-defined project.

DUB – DENIM (Standalone Application for Win, Linux & Mac)

DENIM is a free desktop application that is available for Windows, Unix, and Mac OS X. DENIM describes itself as “an Informal Tool For Early Stage Web Site and UI Design”.
It combines many of the benefits of paper-based sketching with existing electronic prototyping tools.

It allows designers to quickly sketch an interface, preserving the important properties of pencil and paper: a rough drawing can be produced quickly and the medium is flexible. However, unlike a paper sketch, this electronic sketch is interactive and can easily be annotated and modified.

Premium Wireframe/Prototype Apps with a Free Option Available

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All of the Wireframe & Prototype & Mockup web-based applications below are premium services that do offer a free, yet limited, option. You may like to try them:

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• FlairBuilder – Wireframes. Mockups. Prototypes
• Mockabilly – iPhone app mockup

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