Namco Plug Play TV Games Jakks Pacific 2003 Lights Up Console Pac Man Retro

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  • Vintage Plug & Play TV Games NAMCO Console - Jakks Pacific (2003) - CONSOLE LIGHTS UP
    Splendid and evocative joystick-shaped arcade mini-console produced by Jakks Pacific in 2003 under official Namco license. A cult object of immediate retrogaming: just insert the batteries and connect the cables directly to the TV to play the great arcade classics.
    Games included inside:
    • Pac-Man
    • Galaxian
    • Dig Dug
    • Rally-X
    • Bosconian
    Technical details:
    • Producer: Jaks Pacific Inc. (2003)
    • Diet: 6V (Requires 4 AA batteries - not included)
    • Connection: Integrated RCA cable (Yellow/White) for mono audio and video.
    Item condition (READ CAREFULLY):
    The object is used, vintage and is sold in the condition visible in the photo with formula Seen and Liked for collection or restoration.
    • Operation: ELECTRICALLY TESTED: The console receives power regularly and turns on. IT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED ON SCREEN: not having a suitable TV with analogue RCA inputs or dedicated Scart/HDMI adapters, it was not possible to verify the video/audio transmission to video of the game.
    • Cosmetic defects: THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOOR ON THE BOTTOM IS MISSING (the batteries still remain in place if inserted, but the plastic closing tab is missing). It has some normal dust accumulated over time to be cleaned in the grooves.
    A nostalgic and fun piece, excellent both for display in a retrogaming collection and for use by enthusiasts capable of trying it on video!
    I remain available for any questions or additional photos.

Splendid and evocative joystick-shaped arcade mini-console produced by Jakks Pacific in 2003 under official Namco license. A cult object of immediate retrogaming: just insert the batteries and connect the cables directly to the TV to play the great arcade classics. IT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED ON SCREEN: not having a suitable TV with analogue RCA inputs or dedicated Scart/HDMI adapters, it was not possible to verify the video/audio transmission to video of the game. THE BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOOR ON THE BOTTOM IS MISSING (the batteries still remain in place if inserted, but the plastic closing tab is missing). It has some normal dust accumulated over time to be cleaned in the grooves. A nostalgic and fun piece, excellent both for display in a retrogaming collection and for use by enthusiasts cap