Pac-Man Pixel Bash Neon Cabaret
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Overview
The Pixel Bash Neon Cabaret is the home-market upright cabinet in Bandai Namco's Pixel Bash lineup. The cabinet measures 21 inches wide, 33 inches deep, and 60 inches tall, with a 210 lb installed weight. The compact width — narrower than the standard 24-inch Pixel Bash Edition — lets the cabinet fit residential game rooms with narrow doorways and tight clearance.
The cabinet ships with 32 officially licensed Bandai Namco classics: Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Rolling Thunder, Mappy, Pac-Mania, Rally-X, Xevious, Splatterhouse, and more. Cabinet styling carries the neon attract aesthetic — bright marquee and accent illumination designed for visibility in a home game room.
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Construction
The cabinet ships with 32 officially licensed Bandai Namco titles in a single multicade build. The full roster includes Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Rolling Thunder, Mappy, Pac-Mania, Rally-X, Xevious, Bosconian, Dragon Spirit, Dragon Buster, Splatterhouse, and 18 additional titles.
At 21 inches wide, the Neon Cabaret is narrower than the standard 24.8 inch Pixel Bash Edition — designed to clear standard 32-inch residential doorways and fit alcove or under-stair installations where a full-width upright will not.
The Neon Cabaret is marketed for home use rather than commercial coin-op deployment. The cabinet is freeplay-configured out of the box and does not require coin-door setup.
The cabinet carries neon-styled marquee and accent lighting — designed to read as a centerpiece in a home game room rather than blend into a commercial arcade rotation.
The display is a high-resolution flat panel with classic joystick controls. The visual fidelity is sharper than the original CRT cabinets these games shipped on, while the control geometry preserves the 1980s tactile character.
Every title on the cabinet is licensed under current Bandai Namco trademarks. Royalties and licensing are in force — the cabinet is not an unauthorized JAMMA emulation build.
Buyer's Guide
The Neon Cabaret is the cabinet to choose when residential delivery clearance is the limiting factor. The 21-inch width fits doorways and stairwells where the standard 24.8-inch Pixel Bash Edition will not.
For commercial coin-op deployment, the Pixel Bash Edition is the better-suited cabinet. The Neon Cabaret is designed for home use and ships freeplay-configured.
The 32-game roster centers on Bandai Namco's late-1970s through mid-1980s catalog. Buyers focused on a specific era — Pac-Man-family, Galaxian-family, or Xevious-family — should weigh the included title list against the alternative Pixel Bash cabinets, which carry overlapping but not identical roster contents.
All Pixel Bash cabinets share Bandai Namco's licensing infrastructure. A Neon Cabaret can coexist with a Pixel Bash Bistro or Pixel Bash Cocktail in the same home room without trademark inconsistencies.
Specifications
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FAQ
How many games are included?
32 officially licensed Bandai Namco titles. The roster covers the late-1970s through mid-1980s Bandai Namco arcade catalog.
Is this cabinet for home or commercial use?
The Neon Cabaret is marketed for home use and ships freeplay-configured. For commercial coin-op deployment, the Pixel Bash Edition cabinet is the better fit.
How wide is the cabinet?
21 inches. The Neon Cabaret is narrower than the standard 24.8-inch Pixel Bash Edition — designed to clear residential doorways and tight delivery paths.
Is every game officially licensed?
Yes. All 32 titles are officially licensed under current Bandai Namco trademarks. The cabinet is not a JAMMA emulation build.
What's the installed weight?
210 lb. Plan for two-person delivery and positioning.
Does the cabinet accept coins?
The Neon Cabaret ships freeplay-configured for home use. Coin-door retrofit is not the intended use case — for commercial coin-op, specify the Pixel Bash Edition cabinet instead.