"Cruise Elroy" meaning in English

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          "text": "2018, Alex Wade, The Pac-Man Principle: A User's Guide To Capitalism\nAs the player munches through the dots, pills and spirits of the maze, Blinky is provided with extra speed, turning him into what is commonly known as 'Cruise Elroy'. The origin of this term is unknown, but it is believed to be attributed to Spencer Ouren of the Bozeman Think Tank which cracked the problem of grouping ghosts in Ms. Pac-Man."
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          "text": "2021, Holger Weßling, Jack Goldstein, 101 Amazing Facts about Pac-Man\nCruise Elroy breaks the rules in that he sometimes chases after Pac-Man even in scatter mode."
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