Pac-Man: arcade cabinets and consoles
Since 1980, Pac-Man has spanned generations. Full-size Arcade1Up cabinets, Atari 2600+ Pac-Man edition, My Arcade mini-arcades, and 45th anniversary editions: play, collect, display. Officially licensed by Bandai Namco.
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More than a game, a legend. Since 1980, the game is never truly over.
THE STAR CHARGING STATION
80s arcade in your living room
Standing 115 cm tall, the Arcade1Up Pac-Man Classic SE cabinet features the look of the original machine (Pac-Man marquee, yellow sides, red joystick) in a slim format designed for today's interiors. With 13 built-in Bandai Namco classics, including Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, and Galaxian, plus Wi-Fi to compete for high scores worldwide, the game never ends.
13 built-in games
Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug, and other Bandai Namco classics
15.6" IPS display
Vivid colors and a sharp image
Online Rankings
Challenge scores from around the world via Wi-Fi
Slim design
115 cm high, 37 cm deep, easy to place
Pac-Man, with you everywhere
From the Pixel Pocket keychain that fits in the palm of your hand to the 45th Anniversary Mighty Player, take the most famous maze in video game history with you wherever you go. Pac-Man or Ms. Pac-Man, the choice is yours with My Arcade mini-arcades.
Pac-Man: the arcade icon since 1980
Released in 1980 by Namco, Pac-Man is the most recognizable arcade game in history: a maze, some dots, four ghosts (Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde), and a rule that can be summed up in a single sentence. More than 45 years later, the franchise is more alive than ever. The Just For Games Shop brings together a selection of officially licensed Bandai Namco Pac-Man products here, from the mini handheld console to the arcade cabinet.
My Arcade Pac-Man mini consoles and miniature cabinets
This is the heart of the universe. The Micro Player PRO Pac-Man reproduces the original cabinet in miniature, and the Nano Player PRO does the same in a pocket-sized format. For gaming on the go, there is the Pocket Player PRO and the Pixel Pocket Pro. To recapture the feel of the arcade, the Joystick Player Portable.
These models also exist in a Ms. Pac-Man version, with its own mazes and more unpredictable ghosts. For collectors, the Pocket Player Max and the Mighty Player celebrate the 45th anniversary of the franchise.
Arcade1Up Pac-Man Arcade Cabinets
For the true arcade experience, the Pac-Man Classic SE cabinet brings together 13 Bandai Namco games in a 115 cm slim format that fits into a living room, office, or bedroom. For fans of the sequel, the Bandai Namco Legacy Pac-Mania Edition rounds out the lineup. Discover cabinets from the iconic franchise in the Arcade1Up collection.
Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition Console
The Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition console plays classic cartridges on a modern TV, in a unique yellow design. It comes with the PAC-MAN Double Feature cartridge and the CX-40+ wireless controller.
Want to explore other iconic franchises? Head over to our My Arcade mini cabinets (Galaga, Space Invaders, Tetris…) and all our universes.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pac-Man
Which Pac-Man console should I choose?
For gaming on the TV, the Atari 2600+ Pac-Man Edition (HDMI output). For a mini cabinet to put on a desk, the Micro Player PRO or the Mighty Player. For gaming on the go, a Pocket Player PRO, a Nano Player PRO, or the Pixel Pocket Pro, which clips onto your keys. For the full arcade experience, an Arcade1Up cabinet: the Classic SE (115 cm) or the Pac-Mania Edition (over 1.50 m). All these products are officially licensed by Bandai Namco.
What are the names of the ghosts in Pac-Man?
Blinky (red), Pinky (pink), Inky (blue) and Clyde (orange). Each has their own behavior: Blinky pursues, Pinky anticipates, Inky is unpredictable and Clyde wanders.
What is the difference between Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man?
Ms. Pac-Man (1982) adds four different mazes, moving fruits, and ghosts with less predictable behavior. Many players consider it the best version. Both exist as My Arcade mini consoles.
How old is Pac-Man?
Pac-Man was released in arcades in Japan on May 22, 1980. The franchise celebrated its 45th anniversary in 2025, hence the My Arcade 45th Anniversary editions in our Pac-Man universe.
How to play Pac-Man?
Eat all the pac-dots in the maze while avoiding the four ghosts. The large pac-dots make them vulnerable for a few seconds: this is the time to eat them to score points. The fruits that appear in the center provide bonuses.
