Power up that nostalgia (no matter what your age), as you guide Ms. PAC-MAN™ through those infamous mazes while evading the ghostly BLINKY, PINKY, INKY and SUE. Incredibly portable, incredibly fun. Partycade™ come out of the box fully assembled, and can be hung on a door, mounted on a wall, or played on a tabletop with the included leg attachments. Cabinets: All early "v1" countercades - Pacman (7427), Galaga, Dig Dug (7478), Space Invaders (7337), Centipede (7475), etc.

Cabinets: All early ("v1") partycades - As far as I know, Pacman(+Galaga/Galaxian) Partycade #7342 is the only Gen4 game. UPDATE: I've received a report that a later version of the early ("v1") Pacman countercade #7427 has a Gen4 board. This isn't unheard of for A1Up - the #7030 upright cabinet was released with Gen1 and Gen3 hardware.Hardware: AllWinner V306 SoC, 16MB of Flash, 12-pin cable to control panel breakout/encoder board. PCB marked "GBX71-V01"

It's been over a year since I detailed the Gen1 hardware, so it's probably time to start detailing the newer stuff too. Here we go: Cabinets: All "v2" countercade games - Pacman 40thAnniv (8121), MsPacman 4games (8261), Frogger (8182), etc. Gen5a - v2 Partycade - Asteroids, with shield removed Gen5a - v2 Partycade - Asteroids, with shield Gen5a encoder (sorry for the poor photo) Generation 5b: Hardware: AllWinner A13 SoC, 128MB Flash, 128MB RAM, 40-pin "IDE"-style cable to control panel breakout/encoder board Power: 5v (Warning - connecting 12v will likely kill this countercade board! Notice the unpopulated components in the upper left, as compared to the Gen 5a board. If populated, it would be the 12v->5v conversion circuitry. ) Gen5b - v2 Countercade - MsPacman with shield removed Gen5b - v2 Countercade - MsPacman with shield installed Generation 6:Ms. PAC-MAN™ is here, and looking more fantastic than ever. At home or at any sized bash, make memories with the authentic arcade gaming experience of Arcade1Up Partycade™!