Baby Pac-Man Restoration with the 8-Bit Guy

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  @Innovictos · 2 years ago

  You should put a QR code with a link to the restoration video on each of the cabinets you do, so players can check it out if interested.

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  @PrismaNotTerra · 2 years ago

  &quot;And, to quote Technology Connections, through the magic of owning two of these&quot;<br><br>As a Technology Connections viewer, I approve.

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  @sethfrommaine · 2 years ago

  I knew Baby Pac-Man existed but had no idea it was a hybrid video game/pinball machine. I feel a new obsession coming on.

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  @Toonrick12 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m surprised the machine was cosmetically decent looking considering that no one had done maintenance in it since leaving the factory.

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  @christmas6666 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtgnC8f3Bkw&amp;t=216">3:36</a> A moment of silence before sending them to Great Beyond...

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  @mobreck2420 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Interesting thing there was a cheat in at least some units of this game: if you restarted the machine while holding down both player start buttons it would boot up in Free Play mode. My dad did maintenance on the arcade machines at our local Six Flags at the time. So many customers knew about the cheat he had to modify their copy of the machine to have only one of the start button inputs register at a time.

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  @evamiaou · 2 years ago

  It&apos;s interesting how this series is literally the same thing every time and yet it doesn&apos;t get old. Fantastic work

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  @christmas6666 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Mailing out the customer card was hilarious! 😅

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  @chubbista · 2 years ago

  I think the bolt on the side was to attach some kind of a coin door security bar. We had these over here in Germany on almost every machine back in the day.

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  @adventureoflinkmk2 · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtgnC8f3Bkw&amp;t=88">1:28</a> the greatest arcade owner that&apos;s ever lived. 😎

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  @clubargentinodearcades · 2 years ago

  Drilling holes for screws was a common sight in Argentina, my country, and the operators did it to keep the machines together so they wouldn&apos;t move or get stolen! I don&apos;t know if that was a real scenario in the USA, but in Argentina it was. Big hug from here and a very good video!

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  @TheXtremeBoltGuy · 1 year ago

  This is literally my holy grail arcade machine to own. The level of jealously i have right now is immense

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