Showing posts with label pac man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pac man. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Pac Man Cupcakes
These Pac Man cupcakes are a true work of retro arcade art. If they were in front of me, I'd be eating like I just had a power pellet.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Pac-Man Joystick With Built-In Games
If you're tired of playing with your own joystick, why not relive the good ole days of Pac-Man without having to leave your home. Just plug it into your TV and you’re ready to beat your old high scores in Super Pac-Man, Pac-Man Plus, Pac & Pal and the original Pac-Man.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Pac Man Ghost Arcade Logo Necklace
It's not supposed to resemble a Pac Man ghost, but it does. Very cool looking. Pick up a black, gold or silver acrylic pendant for just $49. Each limited edition pendant comes with a matching chain. Apparel, computer decals, ties, keychains, slip mats and other items with the spooky logo are also available.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Pac-Man Christmas Tree
The best Christmas Tree ever! A Fully animated Pac-Man tree using LED lights. I want one yesterday.
[ Clipset] VIA [Technabob]
Friday, November 30, 2007
Pac-Man Ghost Belt Buckle
Show your love of vintage gaming with this retro Pac-Man ghost belt buckle made of brushed metal. You can either get the ghost or have Pac-Man himself hovering just over your power pellet.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Retro Pac-Man Guitar
Okay, it kinda looks more like a Pac banjo, but it's still cool. Designed by Specimen Custom Guitars, the Pac-Man guitar has a blinking headstock and a variable-speed knob located on the eyeball that can synchronize the blinker to the beat. It's one of a kind unfortunately, so chances are we will never see one in real life.
Friday, November 2, 2007
Pac Gentleman Spit & Polish Custom Toy
This amazing toy was made by Doktor A. Now this is art.
Here's what he had to say:
“When this game was first released in 1880 it was so hugely popular in
taverns and inns that the bank of England was forced to mint more threepenny
bits to keep up with demand. The game was created by messrs Nam & Nam and
Co. as a novelty pastime for the masses. Outdoing the previous top public house
game of Shove Ha’penny."Enough said!
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