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Whatever. While the adventures of a circle with a big mouth may not seem like the most compelling of narratives, Pac-Man has made the leap from arcade to screen before. Running from 1982-83 ...

A good chunk of the system's size is its screen. The thing plays back your Pac-Man's adventures on a huge 108-inch (2.74-meter, or nine feet) LED display, making sure there's no dot you'll miss ...

with the screen becoming garbled. Iwatani admitted that he and others who developed the game never thought players would reach that level, so there is no celebratory ending to Pac-Man. In 2009 ...

Classic video game Pac-Man is getting a live-action movie. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the retro arcade classic is heading to the big screen with a live-action adaptation. Although video ...

It's largely black, but boasts yellow and blue highlights in addition to a print of a Pac-Man screen. As the image is a close ...

The arcade cabinet 'screen' displays a recreation of Pac-Man's first level. It even has bonus cherries in the middle-bottom of the maze. Turning the crank moves three printed tiles along a snaking ...

“Jane the Virgin” actor Justin Baldoni is hoping to bring the exploits of Pac-Man to a movie theater near you. Baldoni’s production company Wayfarer Studios is backing a live-action film ...

The collectibles are rarely more than a screen or so away from the door that needs them though, so it all seems very contrived. Pac-Man World Re-Pac – the game does remember its roots (pic ...

There is no official end to Pac-Man. If you reach level 256 of the original arcade cabinet, it runs out of memory and draws half the screen as a garbled mess. A perfect game up to that point would ...