Artist turns L.A. intersection into giant Pac-Man game
Brilliant street art or crafty guerrilla marketing?
Pac-Man took over the intersection of 7th and Imperial streets in the downtown L.A. Arts District. The street became a tableau for a snapshot of the classic video game, complete with the various characters and the "game over" message on a telephone poll.
It was unclear who was responsible for the street art. But it does come amid the release of a new trailer for the 1980s video game movie "Pixels."
More PacMan street art game in downtown #mydAyinla pic.twitter.com/8GKv1h1jBI
— Shelby Grad (@shelbygrad) March 21, 2015playing Pacman on a street in downtown LA pic.twitter.com/ncxySpFg0g
— Shelby Grad (@shelbygrad) March 20, 2015Ok last one pic.twitter.com/rTSspeSF9f
— Shelby Grad (@shelbygrad) March 21, 2015The stories shaping California
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