it looks great to me from an artistic sense.
Possibly the most rare ms. Pacman cabinet??? PLEASE HELPPlease help!!
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Yeah, totally. As of right now it seems that only 2 of these exist, unless anyone has any info or picture reference to any more of these units.. we'll see, hopefully this thread doesnt just die out anytime soon..
You'd be surprised, it's a heck of a lot more comfy to play on than a cocktail. It's much larger and spread out, plus the control panel is right on top which helps game play quite a bit..
Tighe
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How about a photo of someone playing it, it is hard to judge what it would be like.
Also what are we calling this kind of cabinet design? Certainly not a cocktail, drinks are not meant to sit on this... It seems to use the standard marquee, bezel and control panel. The could easily be duplicated.
Here's a pic of my brother playing it.. He's 6' 3" and has no problem playing at all. This photo actually makes the machine look small because of the angle I took it from.. But you get the idea.. His long legs fit under the CP just fine.
And here's a bonus cool photo that he took of it
I dont know what the cabinet should be called, it's pretty much a smashed down upright. Let's call it a downright
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Wolfinator
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Not crazy about this thing, but your wife is a definate keeper!
thebman80
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Cabinet looks like a cross between a cocktail cabinet and a lazy boy recliner.
Cabinet looks like a cross between a cocktail cabinet and a lazy boy recliner.
It almost feels like a pinball machine in a way..
thebman80
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Similar to a pin cocktail feel but I haven't seen anything close to a cabinet design like this though.
2084
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I've seen these cabs in the past -- perhaps it was Todd @ TNT who has one and I am thinking of his?
thebman80
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I dont know what the cabinet should be called, it's pretty much a smashed down upright. Let's call it a downright
On the Marquee just below the MS PAC words what does the small print say. I have a NOS marquee that says Bally Midway on the right side of the bezel like yours does. and also says Namco under the MS PAC on the left bottom of the Marquee. I cant remember the story on this. The 2 company's had ties back then. Dokert told me about it but dont remember the details.
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Hmm. Who is this Todd, and how could i find out if he has or had one?
Mine says its copyrighted by midway 1981. No mention of namco anywhere on the machine..
SaminVA
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Here is Todd Tuckey's Baby Pac prototype
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=95587&highlight=baby+pac+prototype
pookdolie
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I dont know what the cabinet should be called, it's pretty much a smashed down upright. Let's call it a downright
I like "downright" - suits it. Neat little machine.
Baloo
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Man, that Baby Pac-Man looks awesome as well. Would be really cool to see them side-by-side! Only thing I don't understand is why the flipper buttons are on the top and not on the side of that Baby Pac-Man machine.
JamBurglar
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FYI, I wouldn't get rid of or modify the board that's in there until you figure out what's up with it.
Yeah I know, It's a touchy subject right now.. I definitely want to put in a Ms Pac board and chips though as it originally had at one point. It's buggin me playing regular pacman in this baby!
Anyone else's thoughts on this subject?
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