Yes Pac-Man! To utilize this feature all you have to do is to click on the Pac-Man button resting in the lower left corner of your screen, after you click that button your screen will turn into a classic Pac-Man version of the game complete with the four colored ghosts and the nostalgic but weird music behind the game. Google has done it once again it may just be an April fool’s joke but one of the biggest companies in the world has released a new feature for its Google Maps that make any location on the map into a Pac-Man game.
Google takes you back to the 80s with the new Pac-Man feature for Google Maps If you could turn the city you live in, or any city for that matter, into one of the all-time favorite games of almost everyone would you? The game is obviously none other than Pac-Man which you used to play for hours on end, the basic black maze and the 4 ghosts all running in your city will remind you of the 80s. But Google Earths is easy to get, free and as you now see can provide archived and older satellite images and maps.Remember the days you just sat back, relaxed and played games all day long when getting work done was the least of your worries, yeah the good times, well Google might have revived those days for you in a somewhat different sense. Thats how to view old satellite map records with Google Earth, I researched a lot and tried many methods to achieve this with Google Maps but nothing worked. Here in the image above you can see I have viewed the oldest archived map from the docklands area in Melbourne, which is the. Furthermost to the left is the oldest archived satellite map. Or you can click the lines in the bar to skip ahead. You will now see a gauge appear with arrows at each end, this is to change the dates back and forth in between the archives images. Now in the top bar click the icon that is a clock with a green arrow going part way around it: google earth show historical images Open up Google Earth (may be called Google Earth pro) and navigate or search in the top left the area you want to see archived satellite images of. The first step is to download Google Earth from here, choose your operating system (PC or Mac), agree to the terms and install the program.
USA also has so much more than Australia etc. Large cities have heaps, whilst regional areas not so much. Do note that depending on the area/location is how far back and how many archived dates there are. If you become interested in seeing older satellite images of an area here’s how to do it.
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