THIS GAME HAS BEEN SOLD! This game was picked up for FREE from a local operator. It was in pretty bad shape and needed lots of help, but after about a month and $75, it works perfectly. Lucky for me the operator had two Babies he was junking. The other one didn't have any PCBs, but that's where I got the replacement solenoids, lights, spare connectors, spare control panel, etc. UPDATE: 8-13-99 Today I finally got around to replacing the battery. In case you don't know, the battery can cause serious damage to your games' PCB. When it get's old, there is a good chance it will slowly start to leak and eventually rot your board. I started this modification by removing the old battery and replacing it with a battery back-up capacitor. These can be bought or ordered through your local electronics shop. The capacitor I used is a 5.5V, 3Farad battery back-up capacitor. You can also use a 5.5V 1Farad. The only modification to the board is the drilling of a small hole and the soldering of a jumper wire from the negative leg of the capacitor to the negative pad on the board. UPDATE: 05-19-2001 Swapped a corrosion free MPU into the game a few months back. Just updating the game pages so I thought I'd include this. I also removed the above BBC from the old board and added it to the new since it works so well. Definitely a worthy upgrade. UPDATE: 06-03-2001 Getting ready to send the playfield to get re-screened this week. Someone finally got fed up enough to have these done professionally. I'll definitely update this page when I get it back. This ranks right up there with DKjr sideart being repro'd in my book. Thanks again Jaysun for taking on such a time consuming task. UPDATE: 07-01-2001 I bought a replacement control panel overlay and sideart for the game. I also ordered replacement flippers, rubbers, coils, lights, and a pinball for the Baby. I figure as long as I'm going through with re-screening the playfield I might as well make it as close to new as possible. I'd love to get some NOS drop targets but they seem to be either non-existant or very expensive($10 a target?). UPDATE: 02-22-2004 Has it really been 2 1/2 years? Ok, so I finally got around to re-assembling the playfield. It took me a couple nights but I did it. My 3 1/2yr old son has a new favorite game and my wife is wondering why I waited so long to do it. What can I say... being a father of two now I just don't have that free time that I used to have. Fixed List: converted MPU to run with Baby Pac-Man new ROMs for MPU fixed just about ALL connectors recapped monitor changed at least 90% of the light bulbs changed two solenoids rewired part of playfield new (better condition) marquee new coin door new control panel overlay (an Appolo repro) replace battery with battery back-up capacitor swapped MPU with a corrosion free one sent out playfield to be re-screened (thanks again Jaysun!) re-assembled playfield and game(took 2 1/2yrs to get around to) Things to do: apply new repro'd side art (on one side only) apply new repro'd control panel overlay (better quality repro) Site maintained by: Jeff Last update: 02-22-2004