We usually don't write up stuff about toys and gadgets for the simple reason that they are not necessarily what we are into. But every now and then, something so insanely wonderful comes along in this ...

I love my Arcade1Up machines — my NBA Jam Deluxe cabinet still gets play to this day — but with prices typically ranging from $400 to $750, these arcade replicas don’t come cheap. Fortunately, the ...

Before there was the Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo Switch, there were arcade game machines. Though far less compact than their gaming system successors, arcade machines boast an undeniable '70s and ...

It’s not quite playable, but a damned impressive build regardless. Today is the 43rd anniversary of Pac-Man, and LEGO will pay tribute with a new collector set featuring the original game in all its ...

With major gaming characters’ anniversaries come all sorts of merchandise. Pac-Man is turning 40 in 2020, for example, and it has meant a ramping up of items corresponding to him. Some only reference ...

Pac-Man’s battle royale game may be shutting down, but the spherical yellow dot-chomper’s legacy lives on — now in Lego form. Lego announced on Monday that Pac-Man would get the brick treatment in a ...

Using a modified version of the algorithm developed by Shaun Lebron, Pac-Man Forever generates new Pac-Man Mazes on the fly!

Are you an arcade fanatic? Hey, who isn’t? We’re getting a lot more games as of late that celebrate the arcade culture while presenting a new way to play games, such as the Arcade1up lineup as well as ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. On the 43rd anniversary of Pac-Man’s original release, Lego is announcing a $269.99 ode to the arcade classic. On ...

This Pac-Man arcade PC build is button-mashingly brilliant, with a brightly colored water-cooled gaming PC housed in the bottom half of the cabinet. Using some custom-made acrylic panels and boxes, ...

Former Angel Bobby Valentine (far left), Angels Chairman Dennis Kuhl (third from left) and Bandai Namco Holdings USA CEO Koji Fujiwara (center) celebrate the opening of Level Up There’s only one ...