A 2,561-piece LEGO set would hopefully allow for something a little bigger than that – perhaps closer to Numskull’s quarter-sized arcade cabinet – but you can see it taking a similar approach either way. It wouldn’t be an entirely new concept for the ghost-gobbling character, whose exploits have already been miniaturised by MY ARCADE in a six-inch micro player. Guide Pac-Man to eat all the dots and avoid the ghosts using your cursor keys or your finger. Image: James Case, licensed under CC BY 2.0 Google Pac-Man Game Now you can play the most classic arcade game of 1980 online. The piece count and price are reportedly still the same as before, which suggests we’re not exactly looking at a life-size arcade machine (in the same way the other sets’ consoles are fairly realistic in size), but rather a scaled-down approximation of the vintage video game. That’s all changed thanks to Instagram user brick_clicker, who now reports that 10323 will consist of a classic Pac-Man arcade machine. But at the time, there was no indication of what a LEGO Pac-Man set might actually look like.
That would make it bigger than both 71374 Nintendo Entertainment System and 10306 Atari 2600, the LEGO Group’s other retro gaming sets, and equal in price to the former. Word of a LEGO Pac-Man set initially emerged online earlier this month, with a price tag of $269.99 and a piece count of 2,651.
The LEGO Group is rumoured to be chomping its way back to the 1980s for another video game set in 2023, in the form of 10323 Pac-Man Arcade Machine. Pac-Man in Google Maps Take a trip down memory lane and play the classic arcade game right inside Google Maps.
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