Jr. Pac-man Registry
Found below is a registry for all owners of an original Jr. Pac-man (factory dedicated) arcade machine. These are owners who have a confirmed Jr. Pac-man, and not a Mappy conversion. One of the few ways to confirm this is that the original Jr. Pac-man sideart is still in tact.
Owners are listed with a confirmed date of when they last owned a Bally Jr. Pac-man. If there were as many as 500 arcade machines produced originally, I would guess that there are less that one fifth of that number left.
Time for the registry
Note: These are only machines with Jr. Pac-man sideart in tact in some condition. This also helps rule out collectors with Mappy conversions or reproductions. The sideart wasn’t sold separately, all Jr. Pac-man kits included small Jr. Pac-man stickers that were commonly placed on Super Pacman or regular Pacman machines.
* = No Sideart on this game.
| Collector Name | Last Confirmed | Serial No. | Location |
| Roger Tilden | June 2008 | 140 | Arizona |
| Daryl Squires | ? | 140 | Fredericksburg, VA |
| Unknown (Sold by Gateway to Games Mechanicsville, VA) | March 2013 | 140 | New York? |
| Jeff Rothe | Sept. 2007 | 333 | Indiana |
| Kyle Reed | Feb. 2015 | 334 | Dresden, OH |
| Michael C. | Oct. 2010 | 336 | New Jersey |
| Michael Louie (3xchaos Klov) | April 2008 | 427 | California |
| Ebay Auction * (Winner: 5oclock_somewhere Seller: Laura Clark) | Nov. 2007 | 454 | Orlando, Florida |
| Anthony Pietrak | May 2008 | 522 | Pennsylvania |
| Mike * | Aug. 2007 | 527 | Maryland |
| Scott SGBlade * | Sept. 2009 | 545 | Trafalgar, IN |
| Richard Ford | June 2007 | 632 | Pennsylvania |
| Richard Sain | Sept. 2007 | 665 | Illinois |
| (Identity Withheld) | June 2007 | Michigan | |
| Stephen Beall | Feb. 2008 | 694 | California |
| Jerry Cochran Jr. | March 2015 | 738 | Oklahoma |
| Jeff May | Feb. 2014 | 781 | High Ridge, MO |
| Derek Litton | Early 2005 | Massachusetts | |
| Adam Fowler | Feb. 2009 | ? | ? |
Final Note about Jr. Pac-man
As of this writing in early 2007, I haven’t found a site that has scanned or vectorized Jr. Pac-man sideart. As a matter of fact, Rotheblog probably talks more about Junior Pac-man than any other website currently in existence.
I am always searching for more history about this game. In particular, I’d like to find out who produced the sideart, and if that was an in house team or off site. If you have any interesting knowledge or trivia about Jr. Pac-man, drop me a line. I’d love to add it to this website.
You can either email me directly, or use my contact form to get in touch with information concerning your Jr. Pac-man machine.
