Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Today in the club I've got a beat up, original Ms Pac arcade game from a local bar. The owner of the bar wants it fixed and back online for people to play. So this is not a "restoration" as much as it's a basic "repair". I go over what the client wants and what we're going to do. There are also a few surprises as you'll see... in the next part, I end up retro-modding the game to make it even cooler.
One correction: on the Bitkit2, you do need to separately connect the power supply to the converter board. That converter board does not pull voltage from the Ms Pac harness to the Jamma side - it gets power from the molex .156" connectors instead.
Part 2: youtu.be/MTn5oKVDVNM
Today in the club I've got a beat up, original Ms Pac arcade game from a local bar. The owner of the bar wants it fixed and back online for people to play. So this is not a "restoration" as much as it's a basic "repair". I go over what the client wants and what we're going to do. There are also a few surprises as you'll see... in the next part, I end up retro-modding the game to make it even cooler.
One correction: on the Bitkit2, you do need to separately connect the power supply to the converter board. That converter board does not pull voltage from the Ms Pac harness to the Jamma side - it gets power from the molex .156" connectors instead.
Part 2: youtu.be/MTn5oKVDVNM
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