Glowing ghosts on roller skates and a techno remix of the game's music -- here's how Bud Light made the life-sized Pac-Man maze light up in its Super Bowl ad. Bonnie Burton Journalist Bonnie Burton ...

The interview also takes a look at the development process of the original game, and makes mention of a visit to American arcades Iwatani made during Pac-Man's height of popularity. Iwatani doesn't ...

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.

It's safe to say that pretty much anyone reading this site is familiar with Pac-Man. He's one of the most recognizable characters around, not to mention the immense popularity of his much-ported ...

Pac-Man, one of the most iconic arcade games of all time, features a cast of characters that have become synonymous with the world of video games. At the heart of this game are the four ghosts that ...

Bud Light’s #UpForWhatever campaign remains in full effect as the Super Bowl rapidly approaches–and the brand’s newly released Game Day spot, “whatever” translates to “a Pac-Man maze.” Created by ...

Pac-Man is a parkour champ in a live-action video where cherries get eaten, ghosts get avoided and a power pellet comes at just the right time. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and ...