Last week, the Google logo was turned into a game of Pac-Man and we all took breaks to play. In theory, we wasted a combined 4,819,352 hours and many, ...

Google showed off a fun Pac-Man AR demo during GDC 2019 that lets you chase ghosts in real life. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

Some smart cookie has figured out how to let the world play the superbly awesome Google PacMan game that was on Google’s homepage yesterday to celebrate PacMan’s 30th anniversary. This fun ...

Google posted the home page doodle in celebration of Pac-Man's 30th anniversary, and the game was only supposed to remain available for 48 hours. But enthusiastic user feedback to "Pac-Google ...

· Google Pac-Man consumed 4,819,352 hours of time. · Lost productivity totaled $120,483,800, assuming the average Google user has a cost of $25/hour. · That $120 million is enough to pay all ...

To celebrate the video game's 30th anniversary, Google created its first-ever playable home page doodle, a functional Pac-Man game--with a logo twist.

If you believe the numbers, Google's little stunt last week cost the world $120 million in lost man-hours. To which I say: oh, please.

Google Pac-Man was Friday’s zeitgeist. The news media hyped it (guilty as charged) and drove exponential traffic from Google News back toward Google’s search page.

— -- Pac-Man has invaded Google Maps just in time for April Fool's Day. The classic arcade character will traverse the streets in some of the world's most iconic places, moving away from the ...

Google Monday made permanent a playable Pac-Man doodle posted in tribute to the classic arcade game’s 30th birthday. “We’ve been overwhelmed, but not surprised, by the success of … ...

A few days ago, we wrote about Google’s Pac-Man 30th birthday celebration, during which the search engine changed its logo to a playable version of the game for 48 hours. RescueTime, a self ...

It's pretty fun to see "Pac-Man" play out next to major Los Angeles-area landmarks. But navigating some streets can be tough. Here are a few locations where amateurs need not apply.