Ms. Pac-Man
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1:18 SCALE MS. PAC-MAN COCKTAIL ARCADE MACHINE
Bring the classic tabletop arcade experience to your 1:18 scale display! This Ms. Pac-Man cocktail arcade machine is 3D printed and modeled at true 1:18 scale using measurements from the original full-size cocktail cabinet. Perfect for 3.75" action figure displays, miniature arcades, restaurants, game rooms, and other 1:18 scale dioramas. This is a miniature display accessory and is not a functioning arcade game.
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ABOUT MS. PAC-MAN
Ms. Pac-Man was released by Midway in 1982 as a follow-up to the enormously successful Pac-Man. Originating from an enhancement project developed by programmers at General Computer Corporation (GCC), the game introduced four different mazes, moving bonus fruits, new intermissions, and less predictable ghost behavior.
The cocktail cabinet transformed the arcade machine into a table, with the monitor positioned beneath a glass top and controls located on opposite sides. During a two-player game, the screen orientation flipped 180 degrees between turns so the display faced the active player. This made cocktail machines especially popular in restaurants, bars, lounges, and other locations where patrons could sit across from one another while playing.
ARCADE TRIVIA: Ms. Pac-Man began life as a modification of the original Pac-Man called Crazy Otto. After Midway became involved, the project evolved into an officially licensed Pac-Man sequel and the new character eventually became Ms. Pac-Man—one of the most recognizable female characters in video game history.
Ms. Pac-Man was released by Midway in 1982 as a follow-up to the enormously successful Pac-Man. Originating from an enhancement project developed by programmers at General Computer Corporation (GCC), the game introduced four different mazes, moving bonus fruits, new intermissions, and less predictable ghost behavior.
The cocktail cabinet transformed the arcade machine into a table, with the monitor positioned beneath a glass top and controls located on opposite sides. During a two-player game, the screen orientation flipped 180 degrees between turns so the display faced the active player. This made cocktail machines especially popular in restaurants, bars, lounges, and other locations where patrons could sit across from one another while playing.
ARCADE TRIVIA: Ms. Pac-Man began life as a modification of the original Pac-Man called Crazy Otto. After Midway became involved, the project evolved into an officially licensed Pac-Man sequel and the new character eventually became Ms. Pac-Man—one of the most recognizable female characters in video game history.
