Lego's video game-themed sets for adults have focused mostly on home consoles and the Super Mario universe, but its newest set is turning its eyes to the arcade era. A new 2,561-piece Lego Icons ...

Atari and Namco pitch the classic console in bright yellow, with a matching wireless controller and illuminated ghosts on the ...

Pac-Man first gobbled power pellets in arcades back in 1980, and the little yellow hero is still hungry. To mark the milestone, Atari and Bandai Namco created the Atari x Pac-Man Collection, a lineup ...

Celebrating his 45th birthday this year, the yellow eating machine revolutionised video games – and has even been used in ...

While you’ll move around as Pac-Man, there’s also a ghost token in play. You’ll need to roll a ghost die to determine how far it moves, but it’s not clear what happens if it catches you.

Where the original 1980 arcade Pac-Man used a joystick to manoeuvre a small, yellow avatar through an energy grid, eating power points whilst being chased by "Ghosts", Human Pac-Man is a real ...

Born in the golden age of arcade games, Pac-Man turned a yellow circle and four quirky ghosts into a global obsession that’s still being played 45 years later.

Coleman811's pop culture heavy offering includes depictions of four dozen popular characters from television, film, comics and video games as ghosts from the arcade classic "Pac-Man." Included ...

TOKYO: Forty years ago, a new video game featuring a bright yellow, dot-chomping, ghost-dodging character called Pac-Man appeared in Tokyo. It would become the most successful arcade game of all time.

The iconic Pac-Man video game was first released in Japan on May 22nd, 1980, and LEGO is celebrating its 43rd birthday with the 10323 Pac-Man Arcade set. Much like the LEGO Nintendo Entertainment ...