| Introduction:
Ms. Pac-Man's back, and now she's even better. the classic 1981 sequel to
Pac-Man is arcade perfect on the SuperNes (I should know, I have a Pac-Man
upright with Ms. Pac in it too) except for the maze scrolling because of the
difference between screen sizes. Ms Pac features 36 unique mazes including
the arcades original 4. You also get a Pac-Booster button to increase your
speed. Ms. Pac features 1 player, 2 player alternating, and 2 player
competitive (One as Ms. Pac-Man and the other is Pac-Man).
Graphics [7/10]:
If this was 1981 I would be giving this game a 10/10 (I was tempted to). The
graphics are arcade perfect but as you can imagine don't compare with most
Snes games. But the graphics are still nice, everything from Ms. Pac's
dimple to the ghost eyes are included.
Music and Sound [10/10]:
I know what your thinking, a 19 year old arcade game getting a perfect
score, yeah right. But the truth is the sound is great. You will get tears
in your eyes the first time you here the famous opening theme at the
beginning of every maze, and it still sounds great after all these years!
All the sound effects are great and sound exactly like the arcade!!!
Game Play [10/10]:
The game play still is great today also. You will love going through mazes
eating power pellets and those pesky ghost(especial Pinky). But game play
can get a little repetitive just going around mazes but it will take a long
time. Do yourself a favor and put down that copy of FF8 and see invest 10
bucks and see what game play is, you wont be sorry.
Challenge and Replay [10/10]:
It will be a while before you really master this game, i've been playing 19
years and I still have stuff to learn. Along with this and the excellent 2
player mode you will have a lot to come back to with this little gem.
Conclusion/Overall [10/10]:
A perfect little game that you can find for 10 bucks at your local Wal-Mart
or Kay-Bees. You will get countless hours of enjoyment out of this game.
Overall its just about the best thing you can get for ten bucks in the late
20th Century. I congratulate Digital Eclipse team consisting of Matt
Schneider, Mike Bazzell, Andrew Ayre, Dan Filner, Lawrence Hiler, and Jeff
Vavasour for emulating this great arcade game for play on your SuperNes.
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