Pac-Man’s yellow color was inspired by The Lego Group’s signature color. Who knew? Now those yellows are together in a new Lego Icons Pac-Man Arcade set. To celebrate the 43rd anniversary of Pac-Man, ...

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 ...

LEGO is going retro with a new set recreating the iconic Pac-Man arcade game. Announced on the same day that Pac-Man made its debut on in 1980, the Icons set includes an arcade Pac-Man gaming machine ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

If you are of a certain age, it is almost guaranteed that you played Pac-Man in the arcade at some point—and probably quite a bit of it, too. Pac-Man was a fever that swept the nation in early 1980s, ...

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 ...

Few toys in history are as iconic as LEGO. But the company’s latest partnership celebrates one of the few playthings worthy of that lofty status. LEGO’s newest collectible will let you build your own ...