LEGO has teamed up with Bandai Namco to create a block-based tribute to the classic 1980 Pac-Man arcade cabinet. The 2,651 piece set was created to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of the Pac-Man arcade ...

Although they rarely reflected the gameplay and graphics of the actual game, the cabinets that filled arcades in the ‘80s were adorned with eye-catching artwork in an attempt to convince patrons to ...

The new LEGO Arcade Machine set offers playful nostalgia in a compact set that comes in at 468 pieces. Standing at 6" tall, this set travels back in time and recreates a classic red arcade cabinet ...

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 ...

If apparent leaks are to be believed, we could be looking at a Lego Pac-Man Arcade Machine set launching in the not-so-distant future. According to leaker Falconbricks, the Lego Pac-Man set will be ...

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 ...

“Pac-Man” was launched in Tokyo in 1980 and went on to become the most successful arcade game of all time. Players control Pac-Man, a yellow, cheese-shaped character who is tasked with eating every ...

Lego's video game-themed sets for adults have focused mostly on home consoles and the Super Mario universe, but its newest set is turning its eyes to the arcade era. A new 2,561-piece Lego Icons set ...

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 ...

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The set is based on a real 1980s arcade game cabinet and comes complete with a light brick to illuminate the coin slot, Lego said on its website. “Pac-Man” was launched in Tokyo in 1980 and went on to ...