Arcade1Up's three new special edition arcade machines have arrived at Walmart are a budget-friendly way to bring your ...

At 468-pieces it’s no where near as elaborate as Lego’s buildable Pac-Man machine, but this 6-inch tall Arcade Machine set ...

Step inside an abandoned retro diner and an old home frozen in time! From a vintage Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine to a dusty pool table, discover the hidden treasures and nostalgic vibes on this ...

The Arcade1Up Pac-Man Deluxe Arcade Machine arrived flat-packed in a couple of boxes. This easy-to-build cabinet features a 17-inch color LCD screen, a light-up marquee, and authentic arcade controls.

Arcade1Up just launched a range of $299 arcade machines that each get you 13 games, including classics like Pac-Man and Mortal Kombat, complete with online and leaderboard functionality.

According to Ace Amusements, a manufacturer of custom arcade machines, the size of an original Pac-Man machine is about 6 feet tall and 250 pounds. The Arcade1Up Pac-Man Deluxe machine, meanwhile ...

Amazon, Walmart, and more have up to 57 percent off full-size retro arcade machines like Pac-Man, Pong, and Street Fighter for Cyber Monday.

Featuring iconic titles, like Mortal Kombat, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man and NBA Jam 2, the arcade machines include up to 14 games depending on the one you choose.

The 2,651 piece set was created to celebrate the 43rd anniversary of the Pac-Man arcade’s 1980 Japanese release and will be available to purchase on June 4 for $269.99 (£229.99).

The golden age of arcade games occurred in the 80s and early 90s, and SEGA Astro City came into play just at the end of that epic period. As a tribute to the classic Japanese cabinet with its ...

Arcade1Up just launched a range of $299 arcade machines that each get you 13 games, including classics like Pac-Man and Mortal Kombat, complete with online and leaderboard functionality.

You can bring the arcade to your home—but is it worth it? Arcade1Up Can Put a Full-Sized Pac-Man Arcade Machine In Your Home — But Is It Worth $500? Skip to main content ...