Is there a modern device that isn’t capable of running Pac-Man?
While you ponder that question, I can at least tell you about one wearable that definitely can … and it doesn’t even have a screen.
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The game is officially titled Pac-Man Powered by Moff, though there’s no word of a release date or price. Still, it’s a noteworthy project, considering Bandai Namco Entertainment made an investment in Moff in September 2015, after Moff completed a successful Kickstarter campaign that launched the product in Japan and the U.S.
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