Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga Pixel Bash Edition Arcade Cabinet
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Overview
The Pixel Bash Edition combines Bandai Namco's officially licensed multicade library with a standard upright cabinet footprint. The cabinet measures 24.8 inches wide and stands 68.5 inches tall — designed to drop into traditional arcade bays and route placements without modifying the surrounding cabinet rotation.
The Pixel Bash platform ships with a roster of officially licensed Bandai Namco classics including Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Rolling Thunder, Mappy, and additional titles. All games are licensed and trademarked — not unauthorized roms. The cabinet runs Bandai Namco's Pixel Bash control geometry across the full library.
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Every title on the cabinet is officially licensed by Bandai Namco Entertainment. This is not a JAMMA emulation board — it is a Bandai Namco-sanctioned production with current trademarks and royalty terms in place.
The cabinet is 24.8 in W x 33.46 in D x 68.5 in H — designed to fit standard arcade bay spacing alongside other upright cabinets without modifying floor layout.
The cabinet runs the full Pixel Bash library through a single set of joystick and button controls. Players select titles from a main menu — no manual board swap or cabinet reconfiguration is required between games.
The roster centers on Bandai Namco's most-recognized retro titles: Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, and Rolling Thunder. These are the games that define the late-70s and early-80s arcade audience.
Cabinet artwork uses current Bandai Namco trademarks and licensed marquee art. Compliant licensing matters at FECs and route locations where unauthorized cabinets create an operating risk.
The Pixel Bash cabinet is built for commercial duty cycles. Controls, coin door, and cabinet hardware are specified for the same wear environment as Bandai Namco's other commercial releases.
Buyer's Guide
Pixel Bash Edition versus Neon Cabaret: the Edition is a standard upright in the 24.8 inch width class. The Neon Cabaret is a slightly narrower 21 inch wide variant designed for home use with a neon-styled aesthetic.
For commercial operators, the licensing is the key buying argument. Unlicensed JAMMA multicade boards remain widely available, but operators at FECs, regulated jurisdictions, and brand-sensitive locations need cabinets that carry valid Bandai Namco trademarks.
The roster maps to a specific audience: late-70s through mid-80s arcade nostalgia. Operators targeting Gen X and older Millennial guests should weigh this against the Pump It Up and Big Buck Hunter rotations, which serve younger demographics.
Final included title list and any roster additions can vary by production run. Confirm the current included game list with Game Room Empire before ordering if a specific Bandai Namco title is a buying requirement.
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FAQ
Is this cabinet officially licensed by Bandai Namco?
Yes. All titles on the cabinet are officially licensed by Bandai Namco Entertainment, with current trademarks and royalty terms in place.
What games are included?
The Pixel Bash library typically includes Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Dig Dug, Rolling Thunder, Mappy, and additional Bandai Namco classics. Confirm the current included title list before ordering if a specific game is a buying requirement.
What are the cabinet dimensions?
24.8 in W x 33.46 in D x 68.5 in H — designed to fit standard arcade upright bay spacing.
Is this for commercial or home use?
The Pixel Bash Edition is built to commercial duty cycle specifications and is suitable for both commercial coin-op deployment and home game room use.
How is this different from the Neon Cabaret model?
The Edition is a standard upright at 24.8 in wide. The Neon Cabaret is a 21 in wide cabinet variant marketed for home use with neon-themed cabinet styling.
Does the cabinet accept coins?
The cabinet ships coin-door capable. Specify coin-op or freeplay configuration at order time.