but they've been tweaked with a bit of randomness to make them a hair less predictable. Likewise their pursuit mode logic is a bit different - for the most part the red ghost still tracks you directly, the magenta ghost tries to get in front of you, the cyan one's accuracy decreases the further away the red one is from you, and the brown one is still a bit. As such I have changed their flee logic to be a bit more intelligent, making you have to put a bit more effort into hunting them down. When the ghost go into 'flee' mode when you eat one of the four super-pellets the ghosts are cut to half speed - this proved using the 'random movement' logic to be too easy despite being remarkably close to the original game's logic. It was impractical to recreate that at such a low resolution so instead I gave the player a one pixel "boot in the patoot" at every corner to give a slight advantage. In the original you could take corners faster than the ghosts by clipping the edges of each turn - this was called "cornering" by most players.
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