"Pac-Gal" Ms. Pac-Man Uchida-82 Variant (JAMMA)
This listing is for a JAMMA bootleg Ms. Pac-Man PCB / Game Board. This board has "Pac-Gal Uchida 82" ROMs installed, which is a variant/clone of Ms. Pac-Man. The obvious differences are that the dots are hearts instead, all of the audio sounds slightly different than the original, and some of the colors are different as well. This board has been tested and found to be in good working condition. This is a JAMMA board and can be used in any JAMMA based cabinet a long as your monitor is vertically oriented.
I have many other Pac boards....regular Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, normal or fast speed for either version. Ms. Pac-Man with or without daughterboard as well. Feel free to contact me if you're looking for a specific version.
Please examine all photos carefully before purchasing. If you have any questions about this listing, please feel free to contact me.
This listing is for the game board only. Photos may be included in this listing to show the game is hooked up and running properly on my test bench, however, no additional items in those photos are included in this listing.
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General Arcade PCB Information & Shipping Information
All PCBs are wrapped in anti-static bags, and packaged properly to minimize any potential damage during shipment. However, due to the age of these boards (many are 30 to 40 years old), I cannot protect the board once it leaves my hands. These boards are delicate and even the smallest amount of static, vibration, and flexing of the board can cause a problem. Great care should be taken when unpacking the board, and handling it during installation into your game. Extreme care should also be taken when connecting the game board to your cabinet wiring harness. Ensure the cabinet power supply is outputting the correct voltages. Ensure that you have mounted the PCB properly and it is not coming in contact with anything else in the cabinet. Ensure that the connector is clean, oriented in the proper direction, lined up, and be sure to minimize board flex while connecting. All connections should be made while the cabinet is OFF and unplugged from the wall.
"JAMMA" means that the PCB is compatible with most cabinets that were released after the mid to late 80's. The JAMMA connector is a 56 pin connector that allows the user to switch different games in and out of the same cabinet. It is your responsibility to understand the difference between JAMMA and NON-JAMMA, before installing a board into your cabinet. Damage to the game board is highly probable if connected improperly.
DISCLAIMER:
For PCBs that I have described as "working", this means that I have hooked up the PCB into a cabinet or to my test bench, and I have found the game to power on and boot up correctly, with no graphics glitches, it coins up, I can start a game, all "Player 1" controls work properly (I typically do not test additional player controls), all sound and audio works properly, and the game is played through a few levels or for a few minutes. I offer the term "working" as an indication that I have tested the board and found it to be in good working condition, however due to the delicate nature of these boards (and all other factors described above), I cannot guarantee it will be working when you finally power it on for the first time.
Returns are not accepted unless you have a legitimate issue with the board within the first 7 days, and you have contacted me directly and allowed me to help you troubleshoot the problem. If you do encounter a problem with the board within the first 7 days, I would be more than happy to help you troubleshoot the problem. For such a situation, simply contact me through the eBay message system.