In the original Pac-Man (released in October 1980 as an arcade game in Japan), the ghosts, also known as the "Ghost Gang," each had unique AI traits that contributed to the game's enduring appeal.

The 1980s were the heyday of the venerable Z80 ... [Glen] is tackling this with a port of Pac Man to the Radio Shack Colour Computer 3. The key to any good arcade port is authenticity – the ...

Pac-Man has been everywhere. Ever since the yellow dot muncher first arrived in arcades in 1980, he has been featured in clothing, cartoons, songs, and more. Those of a certain age will remember ...

WITH cars well on their way to becoming fully fledged computers on wheels as we charge headlong into the EV era, perhaps it’s only natural that gaming and driving are no longer mutually ...

That venue is Angel Stadium, thanks to Irvine-based Bandai Namco Holdings USA Inc. and the Los Angeles Angels expanding their ...

Pac-Man turns 40. The first video game to really catch the attention of a global audience came to Japanese and American arcades in 1980. The round, yellow hero's pellet-chomping, ghost-dodging ...

Pac-Man (Waka-Waka-Waka), the epochal Japanese character brought to the mainstream in 1980 by Namco and to North America by Midway Manufacturing, returned to handheld consoles in 2007 with the ...

The Pac-Man publisher also revealed a short trailer that spotlighted the series' different titles fans have enjoyed across generations. First launched in Japanese arcades in July 1980, Pac-Man was ...