In 1982, this Pac-man game was the coolest toy around ... It was like a mini arcade version of Pac-man. Created by Coleco, this small tabletop game was awesome. Although I never had one, I sure wanted one. I wasn't super spoiled and had Atari so that had to suffice.
Did anyone out there own this? I've thought about getting it on eBay, but nothing beats the full-sized arcade Pac-man.
i had one. it was great fun. probably not so much now.
ReplyDeleteYes! I loved this thing. My older brother had it and I loved playing with it. So awesome.
ReplyDeleteNope I never had it, but I just bought myself a Pacman t-shirt. It's amazing how these games are now popular again. I was more of a Space Invader fan myself.
ReplyDeleteI had the Galaga Version of this though I wanted the PAC Man machine. My friend had the PAC man machine and it was awesome!
ReplyDeleteI had the Galaga Version of this though I wanted the PAC Man machine. My friend had the PAC man machine and it was awesome!
ReplyDeleteNever had that; of course I was a mere 3 years old when my dad bought our Atari set in 1982. But Pac-man was by far my favorite game, because of the child-friendly settings (and I whipped my dad's butt on many an occasion, LOL!).
ReplyDeleteI remember that tabletop Pac-Man game very well. Never had it, but I did have the Mattel Electronics' Basketball game, which I played religiously! Ah, the wonders of LED blips.
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ReplyDeleteYES! Loved that toy! Closest I ever got to Atari - which I always wanted!
ReplyDeleteI had this....it's still in my mother's basement!
ReplyDeleteI still have this in my spare room. And it still works- I used to play this with my brother.
ReplyDeleteI had this, Ms.Pacman, Donkey kong. Whenever the batteries died out, they were too expensive to buy. I was dumb and took it apart figuring it was broken. I got other games at garage sales like Galaxy 2. I thought in the future that these would make a retro comeback with the actual graphics of the arcade version with sound.
ReplyDeleteI hoped for them to come up with Dragon's lair, Venture, Gorf, etc.
that was one of my favorite mini arcade cabinets. I also had donkey kong, and ms.pacman. Of course I always got curious when they came up with newer games, and as I got older, I got more games from summertime garage sales. Shame that my other favorite classic arcade games never made it to a coleco mini arcade game.
ReplyDeleteStill have it and it works! My 17 yr old thinks it kinda cheesy. Lol!
ReplyDeleteStill have one and it works! My 17yr old thinks it's cheesy! Lol!
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