We Found a Ms. Pac-Man Cocktail Arcade Game that Was Never Operated! Let's Look Inside....
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Imagine having a grandfather buying you a arcade machine in the 80´s, that must have been a dream. What a lucky person. Thank you for video as always. Get well.
Yeah and the kid didn't even play it.
I don't know if I mentioned it in the video, but he said his brother got a Space Invaders and his sister had an Asteroids!
Darth Fader They probably had a maid if they had that kind of money.
@@LyonsArcade thats insaine :)
I wanted a computer when I was young, 7-8 years old. My grandfather got me a typewriter. It had the keys at least. Somewhat disappointed me who thought he was getting an old computer :) Those things are not related but to me they were. I got the used computer I wanted five years later, an IBM 5150, so all is well ;P
Years ago, as a favor to a game route operator, I took a water damaged Ms PAC cocktail table, dismantled it, and duplicated the pieces and built a brand new cabinet. I continued making copies of that table. I used control panels, top glass, logic board, and Midway artwork purchased from CA. Robinson, an Electrohome G07 CRT, and new wiring. Looked like the original. That was good extra money for a while. 😀
Just a tip for you on those MSPAC monitors. If you solder a 10K ohm 1/2 watt resistor directly across the bulk cap, the G07s are safer, because the dingbat who designed the PCB put the fuse AFTER the bridge rectifier and bulk capacitor so when those pac monitors blow the fly back WHICH IS OFTEN, the 10k resistor will safely discharge the bulk cap. So you don’t have to find out it’s still charged the HARD way... but it sounds like you might ENJOY getting zapped by CRTs since it’s happened to you so often 🤣
I've been zapped by that cap a few times, the fun is when it's into your leg because you set it on your lap before you replace the caps.....
Joe's Classic Video Games, OUCH! I was never zapped by a CRT anode, but I was zapped by a G07 bulk cap once... ONCE! After I realized the bonehead design flaw in Electrohome’s chassis, I put that resistor across the cap, if not for myself (since I was doing all the route repair) then at least to “pay it forward” so somebody else wouldn’t have an “electrifying” experience.
"Have I grabbed the anode? Yup yup."
Sooo that's what's wrong with you!
LOL That's ONE of the things that's wrong with me :)
Cut coke on the glass! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You never know :)
You probably don't see those every day...
@SinistaN 🤣🤣🤪
me thinks Joe knows from exp! I kid 🤣😉
That's the prettiest arcade game I've ever seen! Nicely done! I would love to own one. All good wishes!
It is very nice, such a cool game in such a cool cabinet, and in such great condition :) Thanks for watching Anton!
Very awesome video man! It’s always nice to see such a beautiful and clean game like this one, I hope you are felling better and I hope you don’t get shocked by the monitors anymore! 👍🏻
Thanks Pacscalator, we appreciate you watching :) Yes we're feeling a lot better and no I haven't shocked myself lately! See you on the next video, we appreciate it!
I just discovered this channel recently, it's my new favorite arcade RUclips channel. What a nice condition machine. I grew up playing the speed mod, and for awhile I thought that was the default. That's all I ever play on my multicade cab.
Pretty much every game after the first year or so always had the speed chip so it's pretty much the default! Thanks for watching computerkid1416 we appreciate it, see you on the next video!
Man, I find it just heartbreaking to hear someone got this as a gift from granpa, then hardly ever played it and proceeded to sell it forty years later.
They may have played it a bunch, we don't know...
@@LyonsArcade Oh, I just assumed they didn't, because of the burnt in freeplay screen. It must've been idling a lot.
I remember seeing and playing one of these at a Chinese dim sum restaurant in the 80's. The restaurant was called Tai Tung, in Chinatown, Los Angeles.
Another awesome video, Ron! I remember the Red Lobster I used to go to back in the day had a bunch of cocktail games in the lobby. Pretty sure there was a Ms. Pac-Man in the mix. Feel better, Ron and stay safe!
That's so wild I never would imagine a Red Lobster having them! Back when I went to the arcades when I was a teenager, the best guy in the arcade at like Mortal Kombat was the cook over at Red Lobster, he'd show up and beat everybody up, LOL
Ron this arcade cabinet is a pure gem its 39 years old of pure 80s goodness and nostalgia I remember playing ms pacman when it came out in 1981 at the Atlantic city boardwalk arcade I remember playing pacman the year before awesome awesome
I have a memory of playing Pac-Man on one of these machines at my local Pizza Hut back in the 80's. I also remember a number of games being operated in this particular kind of machine. For years, I really wish I had one of these machines in my home. If I got one that was dead, I would find a way to update the cabinet so it could play a number of classic arcade games like Space Invaders, Centipede and others like the Arcade 1UP machines do.
A common thing people do is put a 'multigame' in it that plays a bunch of classics, they're pretty cool.
This kid sounds like my cousin. Had every imaginable toy from the 70's and 80's. Never played with them. Still has them sitting in the original box.
That's crazy, such a waste of money!
Good to see you back and I am glad you are making a good recovery.
Finding this in original condition and in great shape is pretty amazing.
I can see this one being gone even before we see the video.
I love the old sound effects used in these Pac-Man games. They are simple, but just so great to play.
You don't want to grab a live anode usually. Colour usually tries to bump up the voltage to compensate. It basically tries to kill you. :)
Man, you made me hurt when I heard about the chainsaw to a Pac-Man. That's just brutal and evil!
I haven't ever grabbed one intentionally, lol When I was a kid I used to love classic cars (still do a bit I guess), and I'd see them wreck old cars in movies, man it always made me so mad. I used to love the movie "Christine" but man all they do is destroy cars in that movie! So hard to watch anymore.....
Grandpa used to cuss "that little red bastard" all the time.
That one does seem a little worse, LOL
Hope you're feeling better. Fantastic find. I know as amazed as I'd have been to have been gifted a Ms.Pac-Man, I'd have been very jealous of the sibling that got an Asteroids instead. Rich family!
Yeah they must have had a lot going on! I did buy an arcade game circa 1994 when I was still a teenager so not quite the same but it worked out pretty good :)
Yours was definitely a good investment in the future.
It happens to all of us. But remember that the goal of the game is to always have fun when playing these kind of games.
Preach brother
WOW! Show Room Ready! That is by far the cleanest I have ever seen!
It’s a clean machine
Have the same machine in my home and I love it !!!! Its a great machine that I would never get rid of .
It's definitely a must have for a game room!
PMMS because they wanted to say pms. lol thats great ! Im so glad you are feeling better! great looking machine!!
Yeah isn't that crazy? I can't think of any other reason, LOL Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!
That is a beautiful arcade machine. I honestly wish I had room for it. To think that something like this was not used in over 20 years is unreal. Awesome job with the vid! 👍
I'm not sure if it wasn't used for 20 years it may have been used often, it just was played for free and didn't have any 'coins' through it, they still might have played it from time to time though :) Thanks for watching Jason we appreciate it!
!!! awesome to hear you survived...and cont. the good work.
Thanks 808v1, we're going to keep at it some more :)
One word, WOW!
It was pretty clean!
You dont know how to play ms pacman, but you are living the dream.
The speed chip was great. It made it easier to get through all the mazes
I'd rather play it with the speed up chip too!
Just a memory of mine but...Played this cocktail style cab of Ms Pac for the first time many moons ago (in the early 80's) as a single digit age kid lol forget how old but i was crazy young, at a family resort in upstate New York called Villa Roma. My family and cousins family's would go every summer. They had it sitting in a carpeted walkway that attached two condos. Pretty random place for it. I would wonder over to every chance i got. It was on free play. Lets just say i was easily found.
That's pretty cool, and that it was on freeplay! I never saw one for free way back then...
I never warmed to Pac Man, now Space Invaders that was completely different.
I remember some operators added a multi-coloured see-through decal to the B&W screen. Instant colour!
We've had a couple of those, thank you for watching MrButtonpresser!
woooooooow! Nice finding. Looks like million dollars :)
It's not quite that much :)
That is just amazing to see. I am used to rusted coin door parts, broken light sockets and dirt and grime all over every part. That machine is a rare find to be sure. Interesting fun fact is both original Pac-man and Ms. Pac-man have the strawberry for the prize on the second board. Even though the original Pac-man instructions say the strawberry is worth 200 points, it is in fact worth 300 points. On Ms. Pac-man it is worth only 200. So, technically the instructions printed on the original Pac-man bezel are incorrect. Worthless knowledge but one of those things that make these games so classically fun.
I wonder why they changed it? That's pretty wild, I never noticed that, i'll check it out next time I'm working on one or the other.... thanks for watching Kelly, we appreciate it as always!
They used to have those in Pizza Hut's when I was a kid. Sometimes it could be Galaga.
Thank you for watching LC!
Thanks for4 the video! I once had a paperback with some patterns!
We get that book in our store from time to time :) Thanks for watching Jimmy!
Very cool! Yep, you don't see any like that very often. Hope you're feeling better 👍
We're back at about 90% kicking butt and taking names, sitting here trying to fix some basket case games :)
Beautiful cab ron out of all the pcbs ive collected over the years and ive got alot , i have never came across pac man pcb and ive been looking 😁
Wow you'd think you would have found one by now, they made a ton of them! Thanks for watching 43 delta bravo 666!
I only razz you about your playing skills because it's comforting to me to see someone who's played as much as I have and is still about as bad as I am. :)
Based on things I've heard you say, I think we probably had pretty similar arcade experiences in our youth. There's not too many games that I put enough time into to be REALLY good at. If I walked in to an arcade with 20 quarters, I wasn't going to play one game 20 times. I was gonna play 20 different games one time each. The few that I got pretty good at were the games that were the only one or two at a location where we went regularly. (I'm actually decent at Ms. Pac, as there was one at the grocery store and I'd get a handful of plays a couple times a week. And there are a few that I really focused on when I was working at Aladdin's Castle.)
I'm still basically the same, be it at Galloping Ghost, Garcade, or on my MAME machine. I could play anything for hours and hours on end and get really good at something, but instead I just play once or twice and move on to something else. :)
As always, thanks for the video.
I'm definitely the same, I never put a ton of time in any machine.... and now that I'm older I enjoy repairing them more than I enjoy playing them.
Nice, NEW Ms PacMan (PMMS is 'PacMan MS') I do not believe you on the anode. You got shocked by the charged capacitor that an old tube is at the anode connection. I do not believe you ever got hit by a live, operating anode supply. If you did, you would not be here, though it does serve to explain a few things. :-) I used to move 300 PacMan and about 100 Ms PacMan games a week, and about five or ten cocktails each week. PacMan, Galaga, Galaxian, Bosconian... Had mini-uprights too. I used to play them every day at lunch, especially when a new game came in, because our feedback told the distributor how many to think about buying. Those were the days...
I've been zapped only a couple times by one turned on, I accidentally grabbed the bottom of the flyback on a 4600 while it was turned on, that was interesting.
The whole distribution model has changed, it's a whole way of business that's pretty much gone now, our last distributor just closed down a couple years ago...
@@LyonsArcade The only one's left are those whom also 'operate', look at Collins Music Service in So. Carolina or Pioneer Vending in MI, OH, and IN.. They still are here because Juke Boxes make money. So do pool tables, but the big one these days are the dart boards. Idiots dump money into those like there is no bottom to their wallets.
What a great find! Man that machine looks brand new
It's pretty nice!
Know what's fun? Watching someone Who isn't good at Ms. Pac-man playing and having fun! lol,
Well there you go :) Thanks for watching!
Looks brand new....awesome !........cheers
Thanks Chris, it's pretty nice! See you on the next video :)
Hope the guy gets well because he must be sick to have sold that clean machine. Thanks for sharing such a lovely classic
Thanks for watching Steve, we appreciate it! Yes, it's really clean!
One of my dream cabs!👍
Pretty Sweet Game.
I love those cocktail style video games
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
To find a vintage Ms. Pacman cocktail is a awesome but to find it in perfect condition now that's a gold mine
It sure is! Thanks for watching!
Are they worth as much if the monitor has been replaced with a modern one? Came across a nice cabinet 1981 ms pacman cocktail game but noticed the monitor has been replaced and wondering about how much this thing would go for in good condition?
WOW that is AWESOME
It's pretty cool :)
Now thats a top dollar machine! Wow a beauty!
It's definitely pretty nice :) Thanks for watching evilash570!
Hello like your vids love to see videos of you actually working on a circuit board and replacing parts
We've done a few! Thank you for watching Amadeus Rocks we appreciate it!
That has a hefty 6x9 speaker!! I would hook up a radio and install a speaker selector switch to utilize the sound quality of that large speaker You can also wire in a relay that would automatically switch the speaker to pac man sound once the game is activated
I've repaired many cocktail tables when I was working for operators back in Chicago. I know exactly how many times I grabbed a anode and got shocked...... None. I kept my hands away from them. But I did grab a Bally Display once when it was on to pull it out. Once. We used to have problems with Pac Man and Ms Pac Man with Static problems and the games resetting during play. We got the Anti Static boards from the Distributor (Empire) and put them in the games. Well they caused more problems than they fixed so a few months later the Distributor told us to just remove them. I think the main problem with the kit was cheap edge connectors. Your game is the cleanest Cocktail Table I have seen in many a year. As you were showing it I kept thinking, show us the coin meter. Well after seeing it you definitely have a home use only game. I would repaint the black on the control panels and replace the underlay. Available on Ebay. You can also replace the Midway Joystick Centering Grommets. You should be able to get top dollar for that game.
They always get me when I go to put it back in, the tube always has a little tingle left in it :)
Worst ever was one time I grabbed the bottom of the flyback, on a K4600, WHILE IT WAS TURNED ON. That one hurt a little bit.
@@LyonsArcade OK here's one better. I was at a shop of a old timer who made neon signs. When you make a neon sign and first turn it on you use a special more powerful transformer to clear out the tubes. This guy had a transformer from a prison used for the electric chair. Well one day he accidentally hit it with his elbow. He spent the next few days in the hospital.
Home use in a crack house LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You never know!
Top man played at my local working men's club or hours when I was 17 awesome stuff
Very cool, yes it's a great game :)
I laughed hard when you was talking about the anode. Me buying a game got put on hold for a minute but soon ill be purchasing one.
Very cool :) Thank you for watching Jody!
that is amazing . glad you are ok. be aware that the nasty virus can come back so rest and make sure you get vit C and D. best wishes from Manchester UK
Thank you dastardlyman we appreciate the kind words, i'm chugging milk as we speak :) See you on the next video!
Two things I noticed right away: That gameboard has either been sent out for repair or it's a replacement. See the plastic padlock on the board. Also, where is the manual? There should have been a clear plastic pouch with the game manual in it inside the machine. By the way, that's the cleanest Electrohome G07 I've ever seen.
Thanks Ken, there wasn't a manual in it when we got it, they didn't have a key either :)
i miss playing ms PAC MAN at pizza hut July 1985 Menends NY
That's very cool, I've heard a ton of people call them 'Pizza Hut" cabinets....
their song came out 1981 pac man fever too
Call that numbers matching and add 10% more to the price like they do for cars
That's funny :) It is pretty nice though!
Just WOW, I have never seen one on that condition!
Very cool game, wishing everyone good health and stay safe.
Thanks Chris, same to you!
You're a professional installer, we will be at SEMA Thank you for the content
Beautiful!
It's pretty nice, thank you Tom!
Hi Joe could you please take some high definition video and high detail photos of the joysticks (everything from the ball to shaft to underneath) please? Once in a time opportunity. Thanks!!
I saw a Miss Pac-Man cocktail table Penn Square Mall here in Oklahoma City
Very cool, was it recently Nathan?
@@LyonsArcade it was about 10 years ago
That puppy is in pristine shape!
It really is!
What is the small yellow plastic padlock shaped thing on the top of the game board, looped around a cap?
When a distributor or repair shop worked on something, they would often put that little thing on the board as kind of a 'warranty' thing, the number on it could be traced to their paperwork to ensure it was the board they worked on.
So at some point, either the distributor worked on that board and repaired it, or they swapped in another one the distributor repaired, OR the distributor put it on the PCB when the game was new so they could identify the board's sell date if it came in under warranty.
So clean. Awesome video. Unplayable without speed chip IMO.
Very hard without the speed chip, for sure! ... but then the speed chip makes you get to the harder boards quicker too, so I guess it goes both ways :)
That has always been my impression as well just put a couple of quarters in the game's coin slot and have fun
I'm going to start mentioning that in more of my videos :) People keep losing the plot!
@@LyonsArcade that's funny shit right there lol 😂
trip down memory lane. there was one video game in my dormitory lobby. it was this. creighton in omaha. '83. there was a coin-op billiard table, and if you knocked the cue ball in the right spot on the door, you could put a credit on this thing. handy, when no change was in hand! ..two year old amusement
That's pretty funny, yeah I think if you got the credit switch to bounce just right it would give you a credit... they have a 'slam switch' on the door too though so if you hit it wrong or too hard it resets the game and takes your credit away :)
Wow, not very often you see one so clean! Who knew the inside was such a light color? And I see I'm not the only one that has problems with the replacement flybacks not quite reaching the screw anchor points on the chassis. All these years and they still don't make them quite the right size.
Yup! I never put those screws in, or you're just asking for trouble..... if they'd just move them slightly everything would be fine but I guess they're using the same molds for the last 25 years! Thanks for watching Maxxarcade, we appreciate it!
Love the old school games however the pac series was not my thing. I really do appreciate the nastagia of this perticular machine though. Thanks for sharing.
It's pretty neat seeing one in super nice original shape like this for sure!
I don't think I have ever seen a cocktail arcade cabinet without cigarette burns
Wow that thing is cherry!
It's pretty nice!
I have an original tabletop ms pacman, where do we get CRT replacements and how do I tell what size I need .? I want to keep it to as close to as original as possible.
it originally had a 19' CRT in it , but they no longer make them. usually you can repair the one that's in it though.
What r they worth I just got a vintage one
this thing is in AMAZING condition!!!
It's a Clean Machine!
Did this game have a backup battery (batteries?) on the main board?
They never put one on Pac-Man or Ms. Pac-Man, it forgets the high scores when the power goes off.
Best get a few more games in Guys.. I don't think you'll have that one for long! thanks again!
That's what we're thinking!
You would think someone learns the first time not to touch it anymore.
👀😲👍WoW, Man, WOWW!! I would spend a fortune to have one of this!
They're pretty cool, no fortune necessary, just a small fortune :)
@@LyonsArcade hihi, ok!? 😂👍
@@LyonsArcade I mean, this cabinet in this shape, it is worth quite something, isn't it? I can only estimate but it could be selled at least at 5000-8000$ or something. Maybe even more. Man, this is a unic and full original piece of video game hard-and software history! This is kinda mindblowing! It's for a Museum!
@@RalonsoF1 his website its $1499
The brother did well!
Oh my Joe, I'd so pick this up if I lived around there! Wife would kill me but who the hell cares, that thing is in sweet shape!
She'd get over it :)
It's furniture, everyone needs it :)
@@LyonsArcade Easier to seek forgiveness than permission.
Just slap an 'IKEA' sticker on the side and tell her it is the latest in Sweedish retro tables.
Ms Pac-Man is my favorite:D
It's pretty fun! Thanks for watching ChinaSaur!
Hope you are doing well. My state is pretty much on lockdown. Stay safe.
We're doing well, they haven't shutdown our business yet, but if they do we'll just come in and work on things with the doors locked!
Joe's Classic Video Games, glad to hear it. I enjoy collecting games too. Your videos are really help cheer me up during theses rough times. Thank you.
A crt rejuvenator is a worth while investment for restoring crts in video games but they won’t fix phosphor burns
Someone opened a Pac Man with a chainsaw?! O.o Someone should have gone full Doom on him for that "Come here Pinky, time to brush those teeth! *vroom!* *vroom!* "
Yeah the guy has a channel on here called What's inside or some crap and instead of taking the frieking back door off he thought it would be cute to cut it in half.
@@LyonsArcade Yeah, don't get me wrong, if it's some cheap crap, then what ever, but not a rare and very valuable original Pac Man arcade. That deserves an 'eye for an eye' chain sawing back like it's a Doom game. >.
I wish I could remember the patterns. Pac-Man and Ms. Pacman were my favorite games. I made it pretty far into both games, but apparently I never made it anywhere near as far as you could go.
Wayne basically there's no way to beat them anyways, we were all trying to go all the way but in reality all the fun was in the journey to get there :) So if you had a pattern, and could play for awhile on that quarter, and you laughed and enjoyed it, you did about all there was to do.... I gotta say I think i've had fun everytime I've ever played pacman or Ms. Pac-Man and that makes them great games in my book! Thanks for watching, see you on the next video!
@wargent99 in 1981 I worked for a kettle restaurant in Dallas Texas. That restaurant had one of those sit-down models. I played that game every day for months. It is true that there is no specific set pattern that works the exact same way every time. But there are patterns. I can't remember the highest level I got to, but it was above the bananas. As with the original Pac-Man, there comes a point when no pattern will work because the movement is just too fast. At that point it's not even about trying to get all of the ghosts when you eat a power up, it's just about getting through the level.
awe, you should be on the history channel
I'd have to fake too much of it :)
If I was going to buy an arcade game.
What would be a cheeper option.
Between the 3 styles.
Upright ,cabaret or cocktail?
It's getting to the point where usually the upright is the cheapest just because they made more of them, so there are more of them.
Hey Joe, just picked up a very clean/all original Ms. Pacman cocktail table for just under 1k. I think I did pretty good 👍
That's a good deal, they're only going up in value if they're nice clean originals.
@@LyonsArcade do you know if it's easy to downgrade the PCB if you don't want the fast version? Thx
Where do you get parts
It kind of depends on which part you need, there are many reproduction parts still being made but they're at several different companies...
Joe I remember playing Miss Pac-Man 😊 back in the day and I thought it was and awesome upgrade to the original Pac-Man 😁 because in Miss Pac-Man 😍 had a pink bow on her head and had fruit 🍒 and other items also moving in the maze and one of the special abilities that fruit has is a giant Miss Pac-Man 🌝
Ms. Pac-Man
Ron: So have I ever grabbed the anode? mmm yeah yuh...
Have I ever been shocked by the anode? Oh yeah yuh...
Has that happened...5 times? Oh yeah more 'n that.
Has it happened...30 times? Yup! and I'm still here so that ncov virus though dangerous wouldn't faze me a bit... ( Sorry had to get that in... hehe)
Great video as always!
Thanks Gabz, we appreciate you watching :) We're still here :)
Who's was this Ricky Schroeder? Thanks Grandpa put it in the corner.
Yeah we asked him if he had a train too :)
I'm currently trying to track down an original Ms. Pac-man Cocktail table arcade game. I've seen some refurbished ones, but for the investment, i'd prefer to keep it original. If you happen to know someone trying to get rid of one/ happen to stumble into a one/ if this owner no longer wants it (lol). I'd very much appreciate any information/ help you can offer. Thanks!
Getting shocked by the crt anode is like getting shocked by a taser
Nice game brand new condition rare !🖒
It's pretty nice Danijel!
Now I
I'm kind of confused pacman and ms pacman had the Bally midway trade mark the when super pacman came out it bared the namco logo I'm not sure if pacman and ms pacman were originally namco in japan and in the us Bally midway distributed it ??
Perfect
Just an observation but sounds like the speaker and audio amplifier and audio circuitry have been ran at a low volume for a long time. Alot of the cabinets I have encountered that are operated have either blown speakers or noisy or otherwise degraded audio systems. As well as heavily burned CRTs
That could be, they probably set it low and didn't play it much over the years.... Thanks for watching Sean we appreciate it!
@@LyonsArcade love your work and have enjoyed watching you repair arcade games and play them. It only furthers my aspiration to build my own machine
Ron, hoping it was just the regular flu and not our CV friend. Stay well and stay safe. BTW love the way you talk. You can have the honorary Texan seal of gab approval.
Thanks Trey, we appreciate it, all us smart people down south talk like this :) Stay safe out there in Texas!
@Power 2 Weight you had this sudden inexplicable urge to blow $2500 on a Ms Pacman cab too?
I had a friend in El Paso TX when I was a kid that had one of these in their house in the early 90's, be funny if it was the same one.
It might be!