Basically the same as Pac Man but this is what I had on my Plug and Play. Nostalgic, not too bad for an arcade game.
Played at NQ64 in Manchester.
Game still slaps. I don't think you can beat, but I got the high score at the arcade.
Game still slaps. I don't think you can beat, but I got the high score at the arcade.
theme is better
Pretty much the same game with a different skin, but the random fruit is a plus so yeah still just as good.
8.0/10
8.0/10
Run away from the rapist simulator
she's so CUNTY and for what?????????????????
It has minor improvements over the original and it's just as good.
Every Atari 7800 Game #3/59 - Ms. Pac-Man
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Like Pole Position II and Dig Dug, Ms. Pac-Man is another Namco classic converted exceptionally well to the 7800. Again, this might be the best port of Ms. Pac-Man you could buy in North America up to this point (or at least I think it would be that way until the Tengen and Namco ports came out on the NES, though that doesn't matter chronologically because that was years after).
I'm no Pac-Man expert, but I feel like the ghosts move similarly to how they do in the original arcade release. Nothing on that felt odd or out of place. I note this because the ghost pathfinding is rather sophisticated in Pac-Man and in this game, so I feel like I can expect the ghosts to move differently in the home ports. Here, it seems to be the same (maybe). Then again, this port is coming from the company that made the original Arcade release, so a closet fit is expected. Ms. Pac-Man also controls as you would expect. movement is fluid and mistakes are never the game's fault.
Graphics are again chunky but they represent the original sprites perfectly fine.
The game's biggest flaws are merely flaws with the original game, like the occasionally random pathfinding and the poorly balanced stages. I will firmly state that Pac-Man as a much better game than Ms. Pac-Man.
There's not a lot of new content here compared to the arcade release. What we do get is a kid's mode like Dig Dug, which consists of an easier, slower beginner's level before the normal start. Also, we get a level selection up to the first banana stage. These additions, while few, are pretty great to have for a home experience, and it's not really a big deal that there's so few new content because the main experience is ported wonderfully. This seems to be another cheap pick-up, so you really don't have a reason to not have this one if you're collecting.
8/10
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Like Pole Position II and Dig Dug, Ms. Pac-Man is another Namco classic converted exceptionally well to the 7800. Again, this might be the best port of Ms. Pac-Man you could buy in North America up to this point (or at least I think it would be that way until the Tengen and Namco ports came out on the NES, though that doesn't matter chronologically because that was years after).
I'm no Pac-Man expert, but I feel like the ghosts move similarly to how they do in the original arcade release. Nothing on that felt odd or out of place. I note this because the ghost pathfinding is rather sophisticated in Pac-Man and in this game, so I feel like I can expect the ghosts to move differently in the home ports. Here, it seems to be the same (maybe). Then again, this port is coming from the company that made the original Arcade release, so a closet fit is expected. Ms. Pac-Man also controls as you would expect. movement is fluid and mistakes are never the game's fault.
Graphics are again chunky but they represent the original sprites perfectly fine.
The game's biggest flaws are merely flaws with the original game, like the occasionally random pathfinding and the poorly balanced stages. I will firmly state that Pac-Man as a much better game than Ms. Pac-Man.
There's not a lot of new content here compared to the arcade release. What we do get is a kid's mode like Dig Dug, which consists of an easier, slower beginner's level before the normal start. Also, we get a level selection up to the first banana stage. These additions, while few, are pretty great to have for a home experience, and it's not really a big deal that there's so few new content because the main experience is ported wonderfully. This seems to be another cheap pick-up, so you really don't have a reason to not have this one if you're collecting.
8/10
This game is Pac-Man perfection.
I give Ms. Pac-Man a strong 7!
I give Ms. Pac-Man a strong 7!
Still pac man, still fun
man I love [DATA EXPUNGED] it keeps the general formula of the first game while making it fresh with new mazes and other stuff
it’s too bad she [scene missing]
it’s too bad she [scene missing]
Pac-Man but even better somehow
better than the original bc it has cutscenes
The only way to play Pac-Man.
If you rate this game less than 6 stars you hate women
Just Pac-Man with a palette swap and slightly updated. It has different maze layouts so I guess it’s better.
Sisters are doin' it for themselves, but even faster and with slightly nicer graphics.
it's pac-man again except unlike the other spinoffs this one is still pretty good
Ms. Pac-Man? Isn't that kind of an oxymoron? Shouldn't it be Pac-Woman? Maybe Pac-Man is their surnames? Anyways, sorry to hear about the divorce, I'm sure AtGames is taking good care of you...
It's Pac-Man but there's actual levels now, so it's better. Too bad I'll never get past the 2nd maze because I suck balls at this game.
It's Pac-Man but there's actual levels now, so it's better. Too bad I'll never get past the 2nd maze because I suck balls at this game.
It's Pac-Man. It's an OK arcade game, but I prefer Pac-Mania.
Besides it being mostly like the original, the ghosts and even the sounds are a lot more fun in this sequel.
(Also the designs are objectively more cute)
(Also the designs are objectively more cute)
This is not a very good version of Ms. Pac-Man. It takes too long to get to the part of the board that you want to be and also just looks unappealing.
Still the best version of Pac-Man.
This game rules, and I want to keep playing more of it, but the analog sticks on the Xbox 360 controller honestly suck for this game, and the D-pad is even worse. I know of a nickel-cade near my girlfriend's place with several machines, and it would surely provide a better experience than emulating it via the 360.
Thanks for the 30 gamerscore I guess.
Thanks for the 30 gamerscore I guess.
Played as a child at a Pizza Ranch in Spirit Lake, Iowa, I believe it was. Not much different from regular Pac-Man, but the little deviations from the original were nice. I will not be returning to this game, the conventional Pac-Man games are not for me.
My favorite arcade game. It’s a better more refined version of the original PAC-MAN. Changes such as level progression and moving fruits make this game my go to classic arcade game.
There isn't much to be said about Ms. Pac-Man except being a better sequel to the iconic Pac-Man. Multiple boards, better ghost AI, and if you're lucky, you might run into a cabinet that has faster speeds (the definitive Ms. Pac-Man experience). It's a classic arcade that I enjoy returning to from time to time.
Better than Pac-Man!
My dentist growing up had an arcade cabinet with this and Galaga in it. What a legend
the pc dos port of this SUX