While this Pac-Man frog doesn’t run around the forest devouring little dots like its video game namesake, the real-life members of the species are big eaters and can swallow prey almost half their ...

You navigate Pac-Man through a maze to clear the board of dots while avoiding ghosts. It's the type of wackiness that the video game industry excelled at during the 1980s. Simply stating that Pac ...

Because there's no possible way for Pac-Man to eat the number of dots required to pass the level, the "split screen" bug effectively marks the end of the game, forcing you to take a loss with no ...

Pac-Man, the bright yellow, dot binge-eater and ghostbuster debuted 40 years ago on May 22 in his very own video game. The first Pac-Man machine was placed in a cinema in the trendy Tokyo district ...

Fans of Pac-Man will find that while the levels are far ... You'll still need to collect all of the tiny white dots, or "pellets," to complete a level, and eating one of the larger "power pellets ...

Together they'll explore dark and mysterious alien-esque landscapes, with Pac-Man even eating those iconic dots along the walls. "To survive this world, to escape this maze, you must eat," the ...

A puzzle game similarly to Pac Man published by Alpha-Omega Software for ZX Spectrum. Instead of eating power pills a little paintbrush leaves little dots behind as it dashes around the different ...