Creating a Lives Counter in Scratch Pacman Game

This tutorial guides you through adding a lives counter to a Pacman game in Scratch. It covers creating a variable for lives, setting it to three at the start, and decreasing it each time Pacman is caught by a ghost. The tutorial also explains how to end the game when lives reach zero, including displaying a game over message. Additionally, it suggests enhancements like using heart symbols for lives and adding bonus life features.

What is the purpose of adding a lives counter in the Pacman game?

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How many lives does Pacman start with in the game?

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How can the lives counter be visually represented in the game?

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What is the significance of the green flag in the game?

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What happens to the lives counter when Pacman is caught by a ghost?

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Explain the process of reducing the lives counter in the code.

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What should be done when the lives counter reaches zero?

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What message is displayed when the game ends?

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Describe how to implement the game over message in the Pacman game.

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What feature is introduced in lesson 12 of the series?

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