Awesome Pac Man

This pixelated ghost lamp can emulate Inky, Blinky, Pinky, Clyde and a dozen other ghosts that didn’t appear in Pac-Man, since it can change between 16 different colors, in smooth, flashing, or music-sync modes. Measures ~8.25″ high.

This insane variant of air hockey subjects players to a barrage of pucks instead of just a single one. Much like multiball mode on pinball, most of them will drain quickly, but the longer you can hang on, the more you score. For 2 or 4 players.

You won’t be able to get the theme from Pac-Man out of your head after listening to D Wave’s quirky video game medley, which consists entirely of the 1980 arcade game’s music played in 10 different styles.

We already know how Chuck would handle Angry Birds, now see how he makes quick work of Inky, Blinky, Pinky, Clyde and rocks their world, freeing them from their maze/prison in the process.

We’re not sure if we want to eat Pac-Man, but we sure would like to exact revenge on those pesky ghosts. Speaking of ghosts, where’s Clyde? The cherry on top is the cherry on top of this graphic.

A definitive pie chart representing the “two most recreational pursuits of the (early) 80s”. You’d have to be a fool not to get the first one. Collect a wedge if you can name the other one.

The Chevrolet Cruze shows off its handling and nimbleness on a super-sized Pac-Man level. A white Chevy played Pac-Man against the black Chevy ghosts (background song NSFW).

Jamie Margary, known for his realistic takes on video game characters, made this creepy sculpture of Pac-Man, which he calls Pakku Rotundus. He even made a depiction of its last days.

How about a little game of Pac-Man? Guillame Reymond latest stop-motion clip features 111 human pixels acting out the classic arcade game. The 2-minute short took about 4 hours to shoot.

Since this particular electronic voting machine is easily hackable, security researchers from the University of Michigan decided to turn this one into something more productive – a Pac-Man machine.

We all know Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde, but we bet you didn’t know about some of the lesser known ghosts from the game. This handy guide by CMYBacon should help you sort things out.

Sit back and enjoy this brief interlude as the ghosts slack off and take a break from their day jobs chasing Pac-Man to discuss the finer points of prime-time television viewing.

This dark and disturbing version of Pac-Man envisions the CEO of a pharmaceutical company trapped in a maze designed by a demented patient, where he has to down his own “power-pellets”.

J!NX’s Table Top Gamer is no simple t-shirt–it actually forms a holy trinity by honoring the three most important things to old-school gamers: 8-bit arcade, pen & paper RPG-ing, and eating.

Geek Stuff 4 U complements its NES case with an equally geeky Pac-Man Card Case; available in two styles, or pick goes to Type I for emulating an sit-down style arcade cabinet.

While Made of Myth focused on decay, Patrick Runte’s Jump and Run brings video games to life with actors in familiar costumes reenacting Space Invaders, Pac Man and more.

It may cause some frivolous stapling, but we like that this Pac-Man shaped Stap Man Stapler promises to turn even mundane office tasks into a pellet-chompin’, ghost-gobblin’ affair.

An allegory for modern life if there ever was one, this No Exit t-shirt by shows not one but three Pac-Men, doomed to roam their maze in perpetuity; note that the site is Chinese.

Converting a coffee table into an homage to Pac-Man was a no brainer for Syd Bolton–the dude has over 5,000 games in his collection and curates the Personal Computer Musem.

Pac-Man goes slightly post-modern with this Reservoir Dogs-inspired Runaway t-shirt, but despite the designer suit and cellphone, it’s clear that he’s still up to his old games.

This Pac-Man Sour Set combines two geek loves with pellet- and ghost-shaped sour candies; we particularly like the Pac-Man tin, which dispenses pellets like an 8-bit pharmacist.

We get a sugar high just looking at these cupcakes by Hello Naomi; it depicts the entire Pac-Man playing field with 80 pieces (less if we got our grubby fingers on ’em).