Showing posts with label pac-man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pac-man. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

PAC-MAN Run into Asphalt Legends for a Limited-Time

Asphalt Legends x Pac-Man Collab 01

Gameloft, a global leader in multiplatform game development and publishing, in collaboration with Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc., is excited to announce the arrival of PAC-MAN™, one of gaming’s most iconic franchises, into Asphalt Legends through a limited-time in-game event running from August 18 to September 15, 2026.

Monday, January 12, 2026

45 Years of PAC-MAN at The Paley Museum

45 Years of PAC-MAN at The Paley Museum
Waka Waka your way into a chomptastic celebration as PAC-MAN turns 45! Join us for a retro-cool family day packed with games, creativity, and classic arcade fun. From photo-ops with the world’s favorite hungry hero to hands-on activities and exciting giveaways, this is one milestone party you won’t want to miss. Get ready to Power Up and play—fun is always on the menu!

Thursday, September 17, 2015

In Pac-Man 256, The Glitch Bites Back!

It’s a new twist on Pac-Man on your iOS or android device. Eat the dots, avoid the ghosts unless you have a power pellet, you know the drill. However, this time the glitch from the 256th board of the Pac-Man arcade game (that made beating level 256 impossible) is back, slowly eating away the maze as you head up and up. How far can you go? How long can you last? How much can you score? How relevant can Pac-Man be in 2015?

Mobile phone games are all the rage these days, and many claim to offer all kinds of fun for the low low price of free, but very few games actually deliver on that promise. One game that delivered very nicely was last year’s Crossy Road. A fun take on Frogger, turning it into an endless scroller in an isometric, pixels turned into boxes kind of thing.

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Toy Fair 2014: The Tiniest Transformers, Doodle Jump & Pac-Man at Paladone

We are now neck deep in UK Toy Fair coverage with reports coming from all points, and since the UK booths are often by distributor and NOT by company of production, it becomes difficult to state ownership to anything we can't pinpoint! Last night, one such cluster of photos came across my desk, showing chibi-like Transformer characters in styles ranging from classic G1 cartoon, to movie designs and finally the modern animated series. Not a HUGE deal at a show as massive as Toy Fair but for Transformers fans, still very drool worthy! Hit the jump to check them out...