A free Pac-Man game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser-based Pac-Man arcade hardware visualization — runs real ROMs through a JS Z80 emulator. PCB diagram with clickable chips, per-chip detail panels, Namco WSG audio.
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Arrow keys to move Pac-Man · 5: insert coin · 1 to start 1-player game
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubA browser-based visualization of the Pac-Man arcade hardware that **runs the real ROMs through a JavaScript Z80 emulator**. Every chip on the PCB is clickable; the game plays in a small CRT overlay; per-chip detail panels show ROM contents, decoded graphics, live CPU registers, disassembly, and waveform plots.
The viewer is built to teach how an arcade board works visually — not just as a game emulator. Every memory bus access glows the corresponding chip on the PCB diagram.
A clickable arcade-style control panel at the bottom of the page mirrors all of these.
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