My Arcade launches Pac-Man 45th anniversary retro handhelds with five classic games preloaded

The 45th anniversary edition Pocket Player Max and Mighty Player (Image source: My Arcade)

My Arcade has officially launched two Pac-Man retro gaming devices to mark the game’s 45th anniversary. The Pocket Player Max and Mighty Player come with classic titles pre-installed.

David Odejide, Published 12/03/2025 🇪🇸 🇵🇹 ...

For $69.99, the Pocket Player Max features a high-resolution 3.5-inch full color display with brightness that can be adjusted. Audio comes from a built-in speaker or a 3.5 mm headphone port. The rechargeable battery supports up to six hours of gameplay. SoC as well as RAM details remain unknown.

The product packaging includes a case, screen protector, and charging cable.

Games available on the 45th anniversary Pocket Player Max include Pac-Man (Classic), Pac-Man (Speed-Up), Pac-Land, Super Pac-Man, and Pac & Pal.

The Mighty Player costs $119.99 and has the same display as its less expensive sibling. The handheld uses wood construction, but other features, including audio and battery life, remain similar. It offers the same games and charging cable, but includes an AC adapter.

Both devices debuted at CES 2025, but are now available for order at select retailers.

My Arcade recently launched two portable retro consoles in collaboration with SEGA, priced from $59.99.

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