I played this at a bowling alley in the 80's in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Never seen it anywhere else. Watching your overview of it, I realize now it's Pacman with extra steps lol. Amazing that you have one of these machines, extremely rare.
This is really impressive. I remember my local Pizza Hut had one when I was a kid, but it was always out of service. I got to play it a few times, which introduced me into the world of pinball. Great find!
The Baby Pac is something totally different that I have never seen on an arcade. I can see why you wanted it so bad. Looking forward to the restoration videos. I enjoyed learning how to play the game. Nicely done Ralph.
Thanks bud, it's really a super innovative idea by Bally / Midway. I'm not sure how far I'm going to go with the restoration. It's mostly the pinball section that needs a tune up. It's uncharted waters for me but I'm looking forward to doing it. Thanks so much for watching my friend!
@@RetroRalph Back when these came out it seemed that they were "Out Of Order" half the time. Where they fragile or just needed more maintenance than average?
This is a really unique cabinet I would love to play this game some day 😄 The pinball and the norrmale game is hardcore level. 1:50 see how fast that ball moves in the playfield 😱 3:40 that animation if awesome 😄 .. Looking forward to the update video's .. 🦾
Good start in the description. Didn't mention about upgrading the fruit target by shooting the left ramp or the fact that you could earn extra lives by hitting the center yellow drop target. Still a fun game. I play it at my local arcade whenever I can.
Love BPM. I have had mine a few years now and almost have it done. I have a restored and cleared playfield and lots of new parts. Only thing left is the cabinet needs some TLC. I almost purchased Granny and The Gators to have the pair but backed out.
@Retro Ralph, I remember playing Baby Pac-Man in the arcade (a Showbiz Pizza joint if memory servers correctly). It was an absolute quarter-muncher, but I always loved the video/pinball hybrid model. Baby Pac-Man was also superior to another hybrid called Granny & The Gators. Since my hopes of ever owning (and having to maintain!) one of these machines is something left to only the wealthiest of individuals, I am more than happy converting an ALP running the VPX version of the table with good accuracy. What's more, the 3/4 scale of the ALP is perfect for running this pint-sized game! Congratulations on the acquisition and look forward to more videos covering this cabinet. Cheers, Brent
I’m sure you could but I would rather avoid all the potential issues with the board down the road. I plan to replace the power board and the lighting and driver board as well. Just refresh everything and give it the best chance for survival. It also has an over-voltage protection circuit that protects the MPU from potential power issues. Thanks for watching bud!
Those games were everywhere for a time. In the 80s I can remember the little hole-in-the-wall arcade down the street from my house having that game in there and it housed maybe 30 games all in all it was a rather small little spot but we sure had fun there it was called fantasy world
I remember Showbiz in Flint, MI had this when I was a kid. I recently discovered a working one not far from me, though! Can't wait to see more vids about the Baby Pac.
I remember you playing this in chasing nostalgia, looked like you had a great time. That cabinet is very unique and I imagine if you take great care of it, you'll have a lot of money sitting in that wood....
I played this recently at The Arcade in Wichita, KS. I had no idea what I was doing so this was helpful. Congratulations on finding it! I also played Road Runner at an arcade in Austin recently.
Dude, that's awesome! Thanks so much for watching. When you go back, you will enjoy it more now. I didn't like it as much until I understood how to play it.
Pinball alone is where I started. Gorgar and KISS were the first games I ever played before video games. Then came Space Invaders at local Pizza Hut in 1979 at the ripe old age of 4. This is a cool game for what it was at the time and for what it still is. Great vid man. Time to get full pinball machines. They're worth fixing and upkeeping. :)
Played this at United Skates of America outside Providence, RI. They sure made the pinball part darn hard. Used up a lot of my quarters, I can tell you.
This is dope. I've played Baby Pac a bunch (shout out Freeplay in Detroit) and it's super fun. You should do a series featuring all the video game/pinball hybrids! Revenge from Mars, Star Wars: Phantom Menace, etc
@@slinger2112 That's the one! They have a bunch of great new pins these days too! Godzilla, Avengers, Deadpool, etc! I'll be the tall dude swearing at the godzilla machine. Come say hey!
I never knew such a machine existed! I visited the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas last year and thought I saw everything! Finally got to play this crazy pinball machine that’s standing upright and is circus themed, if anyone knows which one I’m talking about? Even got to see the original Jurassic Park and Super Mario World machines (out of order unfortunately) but this is probably one of the most unique machines I’ve seen! Thanks for sharing this piece of history!
It's such a fun game man. It's very addicting and I think people write it off as "just another pac-man game". It's really an amazing game, if you see it somewhere, for sure play it! Thanks for watching bud!
I'm a guy that definitely racked up hundreds of arcade hours growing up during the 80s and I remember this game always being around. The odd thing about it is that it was always left alone and very few played it. I played it a few times and I guess what didn't click was that playing the pinball side of the game felt too awkward due to the small setting. If they had made it a regular size pinball game with a screen to play Pac-Man, I'm sure it would've been a bigger hit.
Altek MPU is a good product, however, you can snip the Battery on the MPU and replace it with a Remote Battery to keep from getting acid all over you MPU and Vidiot Board. The Large Cap on the Power Supply will need to be replaced too. I think Vidiot board was only used on BPM and Granny-and-they-Gators. I have a NOS (10/10) GLASS "Marquee" for Baby Pac-Man (from back in the days when I was hard-core into Pinballs and collected Back Glasses to hang on my walls for decorations). Let me know if you or someone you know is interested in it (to restore a BPM).
I found out that there's a homebrew port of Baby Pac-Man for the Atari 7800. If you have a 7800, you can buy a cartridge with a manual and box, or you can download a rom. You can find both at AtariAge.
This is my all time favourite arcade game! My local barcade has one and I go just for this game! Can spend hours on it lol! Such a fun challenging game! Be good at pinball to earn energizes and unlock the tunnel/increase tunnel speed!
You look so happy playing in the video at Barncade. Keep the updates coming! I also see that you went to the Todd Tuckey School of Pinball for your pinball gameplay demo :)
LOL, After recording for an hour to film the demo pieces I was like, why don't I just do the "todd thing". So, that's what I went with. It always seems like you play the worst with the pressure of the camera. I will do more of a gameplay video soon when I move it into the house :-) Thanks for watching bud!
I was actually lucky enough to play it once as a kid. It's so unique and fun! The inner guts do look like a nightmare. Great vid!!! I couldn't imagine the cost if Arcade 1 up tried to make it. I don't see it being a thing
@@ronkropf1153 Thanks man, I really appreciate the support! Now you have me wondering if anyone would consider rebooting the idea of video game meets pinball. 🤔
It had a lot of potential and was definitely unique tech, but at the end of the day it was a worse version of Pac Man combined with a very plain, poor pinball game. It kind of died and was removed quick at my local arcade.
I mean, there is a MAME version of the game so it's possible to make a "digital version". It would be really interested to see if they tackle it. They could try to license the other game like this as well. Granny and the Gators is another Hybrid game. Thanks for watching!
You know me well my friend, I have one on order... haha. As well as new artwork for the Control Panel, this one is pretty hacked up. Thanks for watching bud!
I’m shocked this game is now considered a grail! There are so many of them available for cheap all the time! It was one of the first games I bought when I started collecting back in 2016. I was able to get Caveman and I recently got Granny and the Gators as well!! So glad to have the hybrid trifecta!
Great pickup Ralph! I've actually never had the pleasure of playing a Baby Pac but your video shows the ins and outs which is cool. That is a lot of hardware/moving pieces for a video game. I'm sure it has to be a nightmare for whoever has to fix it haha. I like how they integrated pinball into a video game like that....I don't know if there are other games out there like that. Thanks for sharing!
I spent most of the summer rebuilding a Baby Pacman.. when I say rebuilding I mean I had to build a complete new cabinet from scratch.. was it worth it? Maybe I have a Baby Pacman. Next up for the same treatment.... Granny and the Gators.
Oh wow, that's awesome! The bottom of this cabinet is really messed up, I'm not sure how exactly I'm going to fix it without gutting everything. It's going to take a good amount of bondo and sweat to get the bottom looking nice again.
@@RetroRalph Interesting things you may find if you take the cabinet apart.. the bottom of this cabinet was made with a piece of a Disks of Tron side panel. I'm not sure it it was from the factory like that or maybe a previous refurbishment.
@@RetroRalph Don't quote me, but I want to say it was only around $500. I don't have any experience w/ pins, either, but I think it would be fun to work on as a side project.
Ralph I swear you my good luck charm. You pick up your grail and I picked up my first ever dedicated Pac Man today! So stoked. Thanks for sharing dude. This is very innovative for its time and you have to give Midway kudos. My favorite gaming company of all time.. Long live Midway and Baby Pac. Cheers brother! P. S. Love your shirt! Big Blue all the way cause I own one lol.
Dude!!!!!!! Congrats on the Pac Man!!! That's awesome news! I agree bud, Midway is just awesome, it's like hit after hit of amazing arcade games. The shirt is from TheArcadeLife, here's the website if you're interested, they have a lot of cool designs: www.thearcadelife.com/ Thanks again for watching my dude!
Awesome pickup, happy for you! I need to get my Holy Grail list down to plan for room still. KI, DK, DK JR are definitely on it, but a few other's for sure could make the list like Time Crisis or 2, Cruisin' maybe.
That game looks great nice cab/pin to have in your collection. From what I seen You my friend have a nice arcade cabinets am happy for you Ralph Thank you so much for sharing we love your videos.
@@RetroRalph we lived in Hanover, which isn’t too far from Boston. My mom was stationed in Quincy, my dad in Newport, RI on the USS Valdez. He would make that commute every day (except when he had night duty). They were both eventually transferred to Norfolk, VA where we are all originally from so we settled here. Some of my favorite memories though were going to see the 4th of July parades in Bristol!
I knew I wasn't crazy thinking that there was a Pacman game that incorporated a pinball machine! I thought it was Jr. Pacman but after a few minutes of looking around I found this video. Unique concept but it apparently never caught on.
Yeah bay bay!!!!! I'm on the hunt for the next GRAIL and this is one I think you will be even more excited about. I don't have the deal done yet but it's close. Thanks for always supporting me my dude!
Thanks for posting this. I heard about this game when I was a teen, but never saw it. I heard some weird thing about it being a video game and a pinball game. It was all true! :) I'm surprised by the video game part, because the graphics for the ghosts look more primitive than they were for Pac Man and Ms. Pac Man. They remind me of what the 8-bit ports of Pac Man looked like.
I played this at a bowling alley in the 80's in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Never seen it anywhere else.
Watching your overview of it, I realize now it's Pacman with extra steps lol.
Amazing that you have one of these machines, extremely rare.
Never seen or heard of baby pac man before seeing chasing nostalgia, now I want one!
I’ve been chasing after one for 20yrs lol
I got one for Sale
@@SilentKiller-fx1qj still looking ?
This is really impressive. I remember my local Pizza Hut had one when I was a kid, but it was always out of service. I got to play it a few times, which introduced me into the world of pinball. Great find!
The Baby Pac is something totally different that I have never seen on an arcade. I can see why you wanted it so bad. Looking forward to the restoration videos. I enjoyed learning how to play the game. Nicely done Ralph.
Thanks bud, it's really a super innovative idea by Bally / Midway. I'm not sure how far I'm going to go with the restoration. It's mostly the pinball section that needs a tune up. It's uncharted waters for me but I'm looking forward to doing it. Thanks so much for watching my friend!
@@RetroRalph Baby Pac is one of the coolest things man, keep it forever and have it buried with you.
@@RetroRalph Back when these came out it seemed that they were "Out Of Order" half the time. Where they fragile or just needed more maintenance than average?
@@zippymufo9765 Yeah they do break a lot actually. I’ve been lucky with mine but I’ve replaced almost every board with modern equivalents.
Now that’s how Pac Man should be played. What an awesome piece to your collection. I would love to play one someday. Happy for you, bud!
I used to ride my bike to the Time Out in the local mall and when they got this, I was there every weekend. Such a great score and fun game.
Dude, that's awesome, thanks for watching my friend! I hope all is well!
They used to have one at the boys and girls club in Encinitas. Itwas a lot of fun!
This is a really unique cabinet I would love to play this game some day 😄
The pinball and the norrmale game is hardcore level.
1:50 see how fast that ball moves in the playfield 😱
3:40 that animation if awesome 😄
.. Looking forward to the update video's .. 🦾
I used to play this at Pinball Wizard in Pelham, NH quite a bit in the mid 2010s, this one is really great
Good start in the description. Didn't mention about upgrading the fruit target by shooting the left ramp or the fact that you could earn extra lives by hitting the center yellow drop target. Still a fun game. I play it at my local arcade whenever I can.
Yeah I missed a few things for sure, thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Love BPM. I have had mine a few years now and almost have it done. I have a restored and cleared playfield and lots of new parts. Only thing left is the cabinet needs some TLC. I almost purchased Granny and The Gators to have the pair but backed out.
@Retro Ralph,
I remember playing Baby Pac-Man in the arcade (a Showbiz Pizza joint if memory servers correctly). It was an absolute quarter-muncher, but I always loved the video/pinball hybrid model. Baby Pac-Man was also superior to another hybrid called Granny & The Gators.
Since my hopes of ever owning (and having to maintain!) one of these machines is something left to only the wealthiest of individuals, I am more than happy converting an ALP running the VPX version of the table with good accuracy. What's more, the 3/4 scale of the ALP is perfect for running this pint-sized game!
Congratulations on the acquisition and look forward to more videos covering this cabinet.
Cheers,
Brent
@RetroRalph why can't you just replace the MPU battery instead of the whole board?
I’m sure you could but I would rather avoid all the potential issues with the board down the road. I plan to replace the power board and the lighting and driver board as well. Just refresh everything and give it the best chance for survival. It also has an over-voltage protection circuit that protects the MPU from potential power issues. Thanks for watching bud!
Those games were everywhere for a time. In the 80s I can remember the little hole-in-the-wall arcade down the street from my house having that game in there and it housed maybe 30 games all in all it was a rather small little spot but we sure had fun there it was called fantasy world
I think part of what I like so much about this is it gives you authentic pinball but the cab isn't super long.
I remember Showbiz in Flint, MI had this when I was a kid. I recently discovered a working one not far from me, though! Can't wait to see more vids about the Baby Pac.
Thanks for watching bud, more Baby-Pac coming soon!
I remember you playing this in chasing nostalgia, looked like you had a great time. That cabinet is very unique and I imagine if you take great care of it, you'll have a lot of money sitting in that wood....
I played this recently at The Arcade in Wichita, KS. I had no idea what I was doing so this was helpful. Congratulations on finding it! I also played Road Runner at an arcade in Austin recently.
Dude, that's awesome! Thanks so much for watching. When you go back, you will enjoy it more now. I didn't like it as much until I understood how to play it.
Came out October 1982 if anyone wants to know. Pretty cool for 39 years old!
Pinball alone is where I started. Gorgar and KISS were the first games I ever played before video games. Then came Space Invaders at local Pizza Hut in 1979 at the ripe old age of 4. This is a cool game for what it was at the time and for what it still is. Great vid man. Time to get full pinball machines. They're worth fixing and upkeeping. :)
Played this at United Skates of America outside Providence, RI. They sure made the pinball part darn hard. Used up a lot of my quarters, I can tell you.
I'm super jelly. Congrats!
Baby pac is such an awesome looking little cabinet and game. Looking forward to seeing all your future videos on this machine .
This is dope. I've played Baby Pac a bunch (shout out Freeplay in Detroit) and it's super fun. You should do a series featuring all the video game/pinball hybrids! Revenge from Mars, Star Wars: Phantom Menace, etc
My son fell in love with Baby Pac Man a few months ago at the Freeplay by Fraser. Is this the place you're talking about? We need to get back there.
@@slinger2112 That's the one! They have a bunch of great new pins these days too! Godzilla, Avengers, Deadpool, etc! I'll be the tall dude swearing at the godzilla machine. Come say hey!
I never knew such a machine existed! I visited the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas last year and thought I saw everything! Finally got to play this crazy pinball machine that’s standing upright and is circus themed, if anyone knows which one I’m talking about? Even got to see the original Jurassic Park and Super Mario World machines (out of order unfortunately) but this is probably one of the most unique machines I’ve seen! Thanks for sharing this piece of history!
Awesome!!! I always wondered what baby PAC-MAN was all about. Definitely a unique game. Enjoy!!!👍
Wow haven’t seen one of these since I was a kid in the arcade. Total relic there! What an obscure and interesting machine that was.
Dead mall now chambersburg mall, in pa had one at Aladdin’s Castle back in the 1980s
Nice! I wonder how many of these are left.
I didn’t even know I wanted a Baby pac until I heard you hype it up. Haha. It does look super cool to own and play.
It's such a fun game man. It's very addicting and I think people write it off as "just another pac-man game". It's really an amazing game, if you see it somewhere, for sure play it! Thanks for watching bud!
Young fella this was one of the great games to come out very challenging we played it like crazy back in the days...
I'm a guy that definitely racked up hundreds of arcade hours growing up during the 80s and I remember this game always being around. The odd thing about it is that it was always left alone and very few played it. I played it a few times and I guess what didn't click was that playing the pinball side of the game felt too awkward due to the small setting. If they had made it a regular size pinball game with a screen to play Pac-Man, I'm sure it would've been a bigger hit.
Altek MPU is a good product, however, you can snip the Battery on the MPU and replace it with a Remote Battery to keep from getting acid all over you MPU and Vidiot Board. The Large Cap on the Power Supply will need to be replaced too. I think Vidiot board was only used on BPM and Granny-and-they-Gators. I have a NOS (10/10) GLASS "Marquee" for Baby Pac-Man (from back in the days when I was hard-core into Pinballs and collected Back Glasses to hang on my walls for decorations). Let me know if you or someone you know is interested in it (to restore a BPM).
Thanks for the tip bud, that's helpful!
Congrats Ralph. Very cool. I remember the game well, I wasted a lot of quarters on it lol.
Ralph your playfield looks fine!!!!!!
I found out that there's a homebrew port of Baby Pac-Man for the Atari 7800. If you have a 7800, you can buy a cartridge with a manual and box, or you can download a rom. You can find both at AtariAge.
Baby Pac-Man was ok as a hybrid but I always preferred gottlieb’s caveman, just my .02 cents
Wow, looks amazing and even more difficult. Thanks for sharing. Awesome video. Can't wait for the follow up.
This is my all time favourite arcade game! My local barcade has one and I go just for this game! Can spend hours on it lol! Such a fun challenging game! Be good at pinball to earn energizes and unlock the tunnel/increase tunnel speed!
Congrats. I remember only seeing this a Showbizz Pizza. Think had 2. Back in the day When they had multiple cabs and very few ticket games.
Damn, they had two of them!?!?
That is pretty sweet concept! Love watching these arcade clips, brings back so many teenage memories!
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Smithhaven mall on Long Island has one!
You look so happy playing in the video at Barncade. Keep the updates coming!
I also see that you went to the Todd Tuckey School of Pinball for your pinball gameplay demo :)
LOL, After recording for an hour to film the demo pieces I was like, why don't I just do the "todd thing". So, that's what I went with. It always seems like you play the worst with the pressure of the camera. I will do more of a gameplay video soon when I move it into the house :-) Thanks for watching bud!
Unreal what you have got there Ralph! Just brilliant!
I played Granny and the Gators for the first time last summer, which is another video game/pinball hybrid. Hard game but some good fun.
I haven’t ever seen a Granny and the Gators but I hope I get a chance to play it one day.
I was actually lucky enough to play it once as a kid. It's so unique and fun! The inner guts do look like a nightmare. Great vid!!! I couldn't imagine the cost if Arcade 1 up tried to make it. I don't see it being a thing
It would be very interesting to see someone they and make this with modern tech.
@@RetroRalph I agree all the way!!! So many possibilities with retro. Btw love your channel
@@ronkropf1153 Thanks man, I really appreciate the support! Now you have me wondering if anyone would consider rebooting the idea of video game meets pinball. 🤔
It had a lot of potential and was definitely unique tech, but at the end of the day it was a worse version of Pac Man combined with a very plain, poor pinball game. It kind of died and was removed quick at my local arcade.
Baby Pac is awesome!! Super fun game, rare find. With all the pac man that Arcade1up produces, do you think there is a Baby Pac man on the way? 🤔
I mean, there is a MAME version of the game so it's possible to make a "digital version". It would be really interested to see if they tackle it. They could try to license the other game like this as well. Granny and the Gators is another Hybrid game. Thanks for watching!
Glad to see you got one that and Tron are my 2 grail games to have one day.
Great video Ralph, Never knew how to play, great info. Keep up the great video's. Need an LED kit.
You know me well my friend, I have one on order... haha. As well as new artwork for the Control Panel, this one is pretty hacked up. Thanks for watching bud!
It’s glorious! Such a unique game being a hybrid.
I’m shocked this game is now considered a grail! There are so many of them available for cheap all the time!
It was one of the first games I bought when I started collecting back in 2016. I was able to get Caveman and I recently got Granny and the Gators as well!!
So glad to have the hybrid trifecta!
Great pickup Ralph! I've actually never had the pleasure of playing a Baby Pac but your video shows the ins and outs which is cool. That is a lot of hardware/moving pieces for a video game. I'm sure it has to be a nightmare for whoever has to fix it haha. I like how they integrated pinball into a video game like that....I don't know if there are other games out there like that. Thanks for sharing!
There is one other it’s called granny and the gators, didn’t do as well commercially.
So now I know how to play, I need to try this bad boy again.
Beautiful machine congratulations man
wow. what a pickup
Sweet! Congratulations!
Man.... These board sizes.... And to think, now they could run off of equipment that fully assembled is smaller than a Ritz cracker...
Great video! That arcade/pinball hybrid is awesome to see!
Can you just mount battery somewhere else?
I think so but I like to be difficult. I'm a stubborn Italian.
Happy for u Ralph! Congrats!🙏
Where can we get a red vs blue shirt ?
Check out ArcadeLife: www.thearcadelife.com/
Phenomenal piece Ralph 👍... You've been on fire lately
Ralph doing Big Ralph thangs 😎
I’m trying man and I appreciate the kind words. Gotta keep chasing those dreams brother 🤘🏼. Let’s Goooooooooooo!!! 🏃♂️ 💨
I spent most of the summer rebuilding a Baby Pacman.. when I say rebuilding I mean I had to build a complete new cabinet from scratch.. was it worth it? Maybe I have a Baby Pacman. Next up for the same treatment.... Granny and the Gators.
Oh wow, that's awesome! The bottom of this cabinet is really messed up, I'm not sure how exactly I'm going to fix it without gutting everything. It's going to take a good amount of bondo and sweat to get the bottom looking nice again.
@@RetroRalph Interesting things you may find if you take the cabinet apart.. the bottom of this cabinet was made with a piece of a Disks of Tron side panel. I'm not sure it it was from the factory like that or maybe a previous refurbishment.
On my short list as well!
They really need to do a 1up arcade/pinball with Zen Studios of Baby Pacman.
I saw one of these for sale a couple years ago on Craigslist. Should have made the plunge.
Oh man, do you remember how much?
@@RetroRalph Don't quote me, but I want to say it was only around $500. I don't have any experience w/ pins, either, but I think it would be fun to work on as a side project.
That's a pretty cool machine! Never seen a baby Pac before
Ralph I swear you my good luck charm. You pick up your grail and I picked up my first ever dedicated Pac Man today! So stoked. Thanks for sharing dude. This is very innovative for its time and you have to give Midway kudos. My favorite gaming company of all time.. Long live Midway and Baby Pac. Cheers brother!
P. S. Love your shirt! Big Blue all the way cause I own one lol.
Dude!!!!!!! Congrats on the Pac Man!!! That's awesome news!
I agree bud, Midway is just awesome, it's like hit after hit of amazing arcade games.
The shirt is from TheArcadeLife, here's the website if you're interested, they have a lot of cool designs: www.thearcadelife.com/
Thanks again for watching my dude!
@@RetroRalph hells yeah dude! I'm ordering a shirt for sure and check out the other goodies. Thanks for link bro.
Why were the side tunnels blocked off
They’re not , I don’t know what you mean? 🤷🏼♂️
@@RetroRalph - at about 1:27 you can see the green ghost try to go through the side tunnel then hit a wall then reverse...i've never seen this befoe
Your arcade are awesome
This game was hard! But very creative!
Awesome pickup, happy for you! I need to get my Holy Grail list down to plan for room still. KI, DK, DK JR are definitely on it, but a few other's for sure could make the list like Time Crisis or 2, Cruisin' maybe.
You got this, time, money and patience...that's all it takes. And Luck... seems like these days things come and go quickly. Good luck my friend!
Wow that's really cool, I had no idea Baby Pac-man was half pinball.
Oh my god, you got it??? Congrats!
Baby Pac is my one and only holy grail.
Now you just need to get Granny and the Gators. (It's not as fun though)
That game looks great nice cab/pin to have in your collection. From what I seen You my friend have a nice arcade cabinets am happy for you Ralph Thank you so much for sharing we love your videos.
Thanks my friend, I appreciate your support!
He's right. When I played this game as a kid the maze part was impossible.
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
I love baby pac it's so fun to play pinball and Pacman is an awesome combo!
I only ever saw this game once in a store where my brother and I played it.
Sorta neat. I use to love Pacman Pinball. This is like a miniature version that plays a bit different.
Congratulations on your procurement! 👏🎉
I love playing this game.. It's still fun to play today :)
David should cover his arcade games with blankets. Dust city.
Congratulations!!
Whys does the Big Red vs Big Blue shirt have a normal Neo Geo and not a Big Red Neo Geo?
They used the wrong image, I didn't make the shirt. The company that did is in the video description, they make pretty cool stuff though.
@@RetroRalph it's a great looking shirt, I just couldn't wair it to my warehouse knowing I'd be disrespecting my 3 Neo Geos lol
@@Telerien 🤣🤣🤣
Superb the "blue Vs. red" t-shirt!!!
Love Baby Pac Man !! Replay Arcade Museum in Tarpon Springs FL 🌴has one in great shape😎
Cool machine Ralph. I'd love to see the Iron Maiden one. :)
Congratulations on the get! Good luck keeping it up! Remember, rubbers are only used once 😜
LMAO!!! Thank you for the "tip" on the "rubbers"... LOL!!! Did I take that too far? haha
I used to love this game back in the 80s
Loooooooooved Baby Pac-Man! Lucky you!
Congrats! That’s pretty sweet! I don’t think I’ve seen one of those since I was a kid living in New England!
Where is New England did you live? I was born and raised in Lincoln, RI.
@@RetroRalph we lived in Hanover, which isn’t too far from Boston. My mom was stationed in Quincy, my dad in Newport, RI on the USS Valdez. He would make that commute every day (except when he had night duty). They were both eventually transferred to Norfolk, VA where we are all originally from so we settled here. Some of my favorite memories though were going to see the 4th of July parades in Bristol!
Should have TNT amusements do a over haul on it. It'll look brand new but all original
Great video and review! Congratulations on your new acquisition!
Thank bud, much appreciated!
I knew I wasn't crazy thinking that there was a Pacman game that incorporated a pinball machine! I thought it was Jr. Pacman but after a few minutes of looking around I found this video. Unique concept but it apparently never caught on.
That is awesome brother! This will look great in your arcade lineup 👍
that’s a cool game keep up good work love watching your videos and hope to get my own baby pac-man sometime
Dude your pinball has been acquired! Congratulations 🎉 this game looks great 👍 I played it before the pinball is so and fun. GRAIL ACQUIRED ✅
Yeah bay bay!!!!! I'm on the hunt for the next GRAIL and this is one I think you will be even more excited about. I don't have the deal done yet but it's close. Thanks for always supporting me my dude!
Again congrats Ralph! - who knows maybe some other unique games you might enjoy or want to own soon ;)
Thanks for posting this. I heard about this game when I was a teen, but never saw it. I heard some weird thing about it being a video game and a pinball game. It was all true! :)
I'm surprised by the video game part, because the graphics for the ghosts look more primitive than they were for Pac Man and Ms. Pac Man. They remind me of what the 8-bit ports of Pac Man looked like.
Baby pac is a fun game!