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Posted by RoarCade on 29, 2000 at 10:02 AM:

In Reply to: Looking for a working Pac Joystick posted by JoshatWork on 28, 2000 at 11:05 AM:

These are twice the width of today's Joysticks underneath, mounting wise, and have really short shafts. They are meant to be mounted into metal panels, because if you mount them into 1/2 or 3/4 inch wood, all you'd see is the ball top.

Verry hard to find. Your best bet is to find a dead Pac/Ms Pac machine with a working joy. I haven't found one yet myself.

I'll post here when I find some.

: Does anyone here have any info on a good/relilable place to buy working parts from classic games. I am especially looking for a Ms. Pac-Man/Pac-Man joystick, but I am searchin for a reliable source for classic parts.

: Thanks,
: Josh

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: These are twice the width of today's Joysticks underneath, mounting wise, and have really short shafts. They are meant to be mounted into metal panels, because if you mount them into 1/2 or 3/4 inch wood, all you'd see is the ball top. : Verry hard to find. Your best bet is to find a dead Pac/Ms Pac machine with a working joy. I haven't found one yet myself. : I'll post here when I find some. : : : Does anyone here have any info on a good/relilable place to buy working parts from classic games. I am especially looking for a Ms. Pac-Man/Pac-Man joystick, but I am searchin for a reliable source for classic parts. : : Thanks, : : Josh

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