Like an unaltered version of a Grimm fairy tale, the Pac-Man games exist in a world in which he must constantly consume ghosts until he is eventually overwhelmed by the relentless determination of ...

Inky (light blue) is unpredictable, basically copying the strategies of the other three ghosts on a whim. Finally, there’s simple, cowardly Clyde (orange) who actually runs away from Pac-Man if ...

In the original Pac-Man (released in October 1980 as an arcade game in Japan), the ghosts, also known as the "Ghost Gang," each had unique AI traits that contributed to the game's enduring appeal.

What if Pac-Man could fire a continuous, long range, ghost-toasting laser beam for a few seconds while moving? He can now. Another power-up slows ghost movement to a hilarious snow-blanketed crawl.

Pac-Man is famous for its four different-coloured ghosts, but Blinky, Inky, Pinky, and Clyde could have been all one shade if the president and co-founder of the games company that created Pac-Man had ...

Born in the golden age of arcade games, Pac-Man turned a yellow circle and four quirky ghosts into a global obsession that’s ...

Unlike ghosts in real life, ghosts in PAC-MAN 99 cannot be walked through. These things will either kill PAC-MAN as soon as he touches them, or if he’s eaten a Power Pellet, will be killed and ...

Pac-Man has a pack of ghostbusting bombs in Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. Toss one of these to send all of the ghosts back to the middle of the maze. Namco Bandai also gave Pac-Man a time ...