This article is part of Gizmodo Deals, produced separately from the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. Reading time 2 minutes Everybody loves Lego. With ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The iconic Pac-Man video game was first released in Japan on May 22nd, 1980, and LEGO is ...

It’s been another year since legendary video game franchise Pac-Man debuted in 1980, and Bandai Namco and LEGO are celebrating with something very special this year. LEGO just announced a new LEGO ...

LEGO’s latest item recreates a vintage 1980s-style Pac-Man arcade cabinet. The 2,650-piece set, designed for ages 18+, measures 12.5-inches high, 10-inches wide, and 7-inches deep. It also comes with ...

The Lego Pac-Man Arcade is an excellent set, and one which will delight both retro and core Lego fans. Striking a satisfying balance between standard bricks and Technic mechanisms, this is a ...

LEGO has unveiled a retro arcade set for the classic game Pac-Man. While most franchises don't make a big deal about their 43rd anniversary, the game is celebrating the milestone with a special ...

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 ...

Waka Waka! LEGO is returning to the Arcade as they debut their brand new PAC-MAN Arcade set! Coming in at a whopping 2,651 pieces, this loveable yellow pellet-eating and the ghost-chasing hero comes ...

This article is part of Kotaku Deals, produced separately from the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site. Packman is a classic, and it will always be cool.

In recent years, The Lego Group has undergone something of a transformation. Something clicked for the company with as much clarity as two classic 2x4 studded bricks snapping together; adults like ...

Joseph Andress is a staff writer from the United States. His specialties include Mortal Kombat lore, canceled Star Wars projects, and anything with LEGO in its name. RELATED: Why the LEGO Games Are a ...

No matter the size of the game or how long it ultimately takes to make, each new title involves a lot of hard work, tough decisions, and a little bit of luck before it even gets out the door and onto ...