The 1982 Bally Baby Pacman machine was one of the first games to utilize both a video screen (video game) and a pinball game, in one machine. Game uses a Bally -133 MPU board and a "Vidiot" board to handle the video game play. Power pellets are earned in the pinball side of the game, which allows the user to attack the vicious pacmen in the video portion of the game. There were 7000 of these games made, so it did sell quite well.

This is the actual game at the VFW Pinball Museum. Any questions regardling this game, or any games for sale, please email the VFW Pinball Museum at
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