Phosphor Dot Fossils: Baby Pac-Man (Atari 7800, 2019, by Bob DeCrescenzo for AtariAge)

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Baby Pac-Man (1982)
Duration: 16:00
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There's a reason Baby Pac-Man hasn't had a port to a home video game console...and that's because it's only part video game. But what if you did the whole thing - even the pinball part of it - as a video game cartridge? Available soon from AtariAge.com.

RELATED! See Mistah MegaManFan unbox and play the actual cartridge (I no longer have my 7800, so I had to emulate it) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBHjTlq_Ygs

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baby pac-man
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At present, theLogBook has 104 views spread across 1 video for Baby Pac-Man, and less than an hour worth of Baby Pac-Man videos were uploaded to his channel. This makes up less than 0.13% of the total overall content on theLogBook's YouTube channel.