- Name
- Pac-Man
- Platform
- Game Boy (Platform), Game Boy Advance (Platform), Game Gear (Platform), PC (Platform), Apple II (Platform), Atari 8-bit (Platform), Commodore 64 (Platform), MSX (Platform), ZX Spectrum (Platform), Nintendo Entertainment System (Platform), Android (Platform), Arcade (Platform), Nintendo Switch (Platform), Wii Shop (Platform), Browser (Platform), iPhone (Platform), Xbox 360 Games Store (Platform), VIC-20 (Platform), Nintendo 3DS eShop (Platform), NEC PC-8801 (Platform), Commodore 16 (Platform), Sharp X1 (Platform), Atari 2600 (Platform), Famicom Disk System (Platform), TI-99/4A (Platform), FM-7 (Platform), Sharp MZ (Platform), Intellivision (Platform), Atari 7800 (Platform), Windows Phone (Platform), NEC PC-6001 (Platform), Atari 5200 (Platform), iPod (Platform), NUON (Platform), Neo Geo Pocket Color (Platform)
- Developer
- Namco (Company)
- Publisher
- Atari (Company), Midway Games (Company), Bandai Namco Entertainment (Company), SNK (Company), Tengen (Company), Thunder Mountain (Company), G-mode, Inc. (Company), Bug-Byte Software Ltd. (Company), HAMSTER Corporation (Company), Dempa Micomsoft (Company), Namco (Company), WiZ (Company)
- Genre
- Strategy (Genre), Puzzle (Genre)
- Theme
Pac-Man
One of the most popular arcade games of all time, Pac-Man was released in arcades in 1980 and became a pop culture icon for the decade.