Pac-Man, one of the most iconic arcade games of all time, features a cast of characters that have become synonymous with the world of video games. At the heart of this game are the four ghosts ...

Pac-Man manages to defeat the red ghost, Blinky, but is betrayed and kept inside the maze by an intriguing ally-turned-enemy. Blinky is widely considered to be Pac-Man's nemesis in the video games ...

When a new game of Pac-Man begins, only one ghost is present in the maze: the red one, Blinky. Gradually, more ghosts enter from the holding pen—widely dubbed the 'ghost house' in the center of ...

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.

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

The character isn't a typical blue ghost like the other four. She gets to wear a dress with a yellow strap and has transparent Pac-Man earrings. She's got big teal eyes, eyelashes, a red headband ...

A key moment is the betrayal at the end of Secret Level episode 6 Pac-Man. After beating the red ghost Blinky, Pac-Man tells the Swordsman what she really wants by betraying him. This change makes ...

Pac-Man and the characters in the game are so identifiable that we chose the red ghost monster “Blinky” to adorn the front cover of my book, The Art of Video Games: From Pac-Man to Mass Effect.