EXCLUSIVE RETIRED Arcade1Up - Bandai Namco Pac-Mania Legacy Edition Arcade with Riser & Lit Marquee - Multi

This item is completely discontinued! pan Man legacy edition. This is a full-size home arcade cabinet from Arcade1Up, licensed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, with the “Legacy Edition” branding, riser included (to raise it up to standing height) and a light-up marquee. • It features a 17-inch color LCD screen, dual speakers, real-feel arcade joystick + buttons, adjustable volume, printed coin-door graphic, anti-tip strap, and coinless operation.  • The game list is quite robust: includes 14 classic Bandai/Namco arcade titles such as Pac-Mania, Pac-Man, Pac-Land, Super Pac-Man, Pac & Pal, Pac-Man Plus, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Dig Dug II, Mappy, Rompers (and possibly Galaga ’88 / Rolling Thunder depending on the SKU).  • Dimensions for one version: approximately 22.44″ L × 18.82″ W × 61″ H, weight about 71 lbs.  • The unit includes the riser (so you don’t have to buy separately) and the lit marquee which adds to its “premium” feature set compared to some base models. Includes: 1. Pac‑Mania — A twist on the original Pac-Man maze game, introducing a pseudo-3D viewpoint and jumping mechanics. The marquee game for this cabinet. 2. Pac‑Man — The original iconic maze-chomp game from 1980: navigate the maze, eat all the Pac-dots, avoid ghosts, turn the tables with power-pellets. 3. Pac & Pal — A lesser-known Pac spin off where you collect items for a buddy and avoid ghosts, adding a twist to the original formula. 4. Super Pac‑Man — Changes the formula: instead of just eating dots you open doors, eat keys, and unlock sections, offering a different pace.  5. Pac‑Man Plus — A variation on the original Pac-Man arcade cabinet with altered maze paths and ghost behaviour—adds a fresh challenge for fans.  6. Pac‑Land — A side-scrolling Pac-Man game where you move across a level rather than just a static maze, bringing a platformer feel to the franchise. 7. Galaga — A classic fixed-shooter arcade game: you control a ship at the bottom of the screen, fight waves of alien enemies, get captured and rescued. 8. Galaxian — The precursor to Galaga: similar spaceship shooting gameplay, and an important part of the evolution of the shooter genre. 9. Galaga ’88 — A later entry in the Galaga series with updated graphics and gameplay mechanics; adds nostalgic value for more serious retro gamers. 10. Mappy — A platform/arcade game where you play a police mouse sneaking through levels collecting items and avoiding cat burglars. 11. Dig Dug — A digging-and-inflating monster game: tunnel underground, inflate or drop rocks on enemies. A classic arcade favourite. 12. Dig Dug II — The sequel to Dig Dug, with more complex terrain and mechanics; lesser known but adds depth to the collection. 13. Rompers — A puzzle-platform arcade game where you play as a plumber navigating pipes and rescuing pets. A bit more obscure: nice for hardcore collectors. 14. Rolling Thunder — A side-scrolling run-and-gun arcade classic: you traverse levels, dodge and shoot, bringing a different flavour compared to the maze/shooter games above.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Arcade game

Platform

Arcade1Up