Developer Hipster Whale wasted little time making its followup to Crossy Road, but the studio now has to deal with splitting its attention and making something that it designed with a smaller audience ...

Pac-Man, in case you hadn’t realised in all your years on this earth of ours, is fantastic. The very definition of simple to grasp game mechanics resulting in a perennially engaging affair whose ...

You have our utmost respect if you've ever run into the "Map 256 Glitch" in Pac-Man. The show stopping bug thwarted even the best Pac-Man players with an impossible to beat level, and it's also the ...

It's hard to believe that the core formula of Pac-Man — eat pellets, avoid ghosts — has lasted this long. It's a testament to Namco's work back in the days of the arcade: while shoot-'em-ups and light ...

Hipster Whale brought endless Frogger to its hit, Crossy Road, and it gives the same treatment to Pac-Man in Pac-Man 256. The concept is simple: Take a game with a simple arcade board and extend it ...

The legend of Pac-Man's 256th level is well-known. That's as far as the original arcade game will go, since the old-school arcade glitch will kick in and not allow the player to proceed any further.

"Pac-Man," and the even more popular sequel "Ms. Pac-Man," were arguably some of the best video games to come out of the classic arcade period in the 1970s and early 1980s. This period of video gaming ...

If you liked Bandai-Namco games as a kid, then “PacMan 256” for iOS is the game for you. I didn’t think Pac-Man could be re-invented until I clicked open the app. The opening screen looked familiar, ...

This year, Hipster Whale is back with their second game: Pac-Man 256, Hipster Whale's officially licensed version of the arcade classic based on the original game's infamous level 256 glitch. Much ...

If you were looking to try out a classic game with a new twist, your old buddy Pac-Man is back with a new experience. “Are you ready for a new Pac-Man game?” That seems like a odd question to present ...

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Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...