farquh
New member
Question about Ms. Pac-Man.
I had heard that there isn't a 'true' Ms. Pac-Man board, and that they are just modified Pac-Man boards. Is this true?
If so, is there a version of a Pac-Man board that has a dip switch for speed settings?
The reason I ask is that I've come across a Ms. Pac-Man cocktail table that looks very good. The only problem is, the character moves faster than the ghosts. The guy who is selling it isn't the kind of guy who would let you 'poke around' the inside of his game (he'd think you were damaging it somehow). But I must admit, it looks and plays tip-top. If I could verify that I could slow the character down after I bought it, I might consider it.
I would just hate to buy it and find out that it was a bootleg board.
Was there ever a Ms. Pac-Man board that had electronic dip switches, or were they always physical pins that you have to flip one way or another?
I had heard that there isn't a 'true' Ms. Pac-Man board, and that they are just modified Pac-Man boards. Is this true?
If so, is there a version of a Pac-Man board that has a dip switch for speed settings?
The reason I ask is that I've come across a Ms. Pac-Man cocktail table that looks very good. The only problem is, the character moves faster than the ghosts. The guy who is selling it isn't the kind of guy who would let you 'poke around' the inside of his game (he'd think you were damaging it somehow). But I must admit, it looks and plays tip-top. If I could verify that I could slow the character down after I bought it, I might consider it.
I would just hate to buy it and find out that it was a bootleg board.
Was there ever a Ms. Pac-Man board that had electronic dip switches, or were they always physical pins that you have to flip one way or another?
