Pac-Man, designed by Toru Iwatani at Namco in 1980, is the most iconic arcade game ever made. Its visual language — a saturated yellow disc chasing pellets through a cobalt-blue maze on deep black, hunted by four color-coded ghosts — codified the grammar of character-based gaming.

This system honors that grammar literally: pixel-precise sharp corners, saturated arcade-CMYK palette, chunky display type, and a deep-black field that lets yellow, cobalt, pink, cyan, orange, and red sing at full saturation. Populist, joyful, instantly readable from across the arcade.