Galagauss
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http://cgi.ebay.com/MS-PACMAN-full-...ltDomain_0&hash=item27bb822920#ht_1011wt_1138
This machine looks brand new and the ad claims it's original. Does that seem legit?
The artwork seems too good to be true. Look in his feedback and other auctions and you'll see another one with the same very nice artwork but it's peeling. What are the chances he had more than one with such nice art?
The Ms. Pac-Man entry on KLOV has a picture of a cabinet that looks similar: http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8782 and http://www.arcade-museum.com/images/118/1181242138309.gif , where the ghost on the side is very red/pink like this one on ebay. However, I've seen pictures on KLOV before that looked like repros, so that's not conclusive. Usually the ghost is not *all* red/pink but instead only partially like shadowing. For example, look at the "Class of 81" sideart: http://www.bhmvending.com/Amusements/Namco/namco_ms_pacman_galaga_classof1981.html
What about the fact that it's hacked to "Super Ms. Pac-Man". Why would somebody with an original machine like that alter/replace the board? As far as having only 9k plays on the counter, that's easy to fake, right?
This machine looks brand new and the ad claims it's original. Does that seem legit?
The artwork seems too good to be true. Look in his feedback and other auctions and you'll see another one with the same very nice artwork but it's peeling. What are the chances he had more than one with such nice art?
The Ms. Pac-Man entry on KLOV has a picture of a cabinet that looks similar: http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8782 and http://www.arcade-museum.com/images/118/1181242138309.gif , where the ghost on the side is very red/pink like this one on ebay. However, I've seen pictures on KLOV before that looked like repros, so that's not conclusive. Usually the ghost is not *all* red/pink but instead only partially like shadowing. For example, look at the "Class of 81" sideart: http://www.bhmvending.com/Amusements/Namco/namco_ms_pacman_galaga_classof1981.html
What about the fact that it's hacked to "Super Ms. Pac-Man". Why would somebody with an original machine like that alter/replace the board? As far as having only 9k plays on the counter, that's easy to fake, right?
