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Fun Fact: Ms. Pac Man was never canon, neither official. It was just a funny fan game created by other people, but Namco liked it so much, they ended up making it official, AND canon.
@@TH-camr-xi6qo It was a bootleg edit of Pacman to be more exact, they lied to Namco that they won a lawsuit about one of their previous edit of a game and worried the same could happen to Pac-Man, Namco ended with a agreement of oficializing it and sold as a new version of Pac-man
@@pedronerd8116 Not the whole truth. The company who made the hack was releasing conversion kits but was sued by Atari for a Missile Command kit. They thus had to seek permission to release kits from the original manufacturers. When they showed their Pac Man kit called Crazy Otto to midway, they eagerly accepted the opportunity to capitalize on the success of pac man. They then modified the mod further into Ms Pac Man.
actually mid way grew impatient with namco because they were waiting for an official sequel to pac man for too long. mid way, the manufacturers of the pac man arcade cabinet, saw a fan game called crazy otto which was a clone of pac man and liked it alot because it had more content than the original. they rebranded it to ms pac man and put it up on arcades as pac man's official sequel WITHOUT NAMCO KNOWING OR PERMISSION. Namco ended up liking it, so they bought rights to it and made it official.
The arcade version of Ms Pac-Man is timeless. It's one of the most addicting games ever made (along with the original Pac-Man). It still looks cool today.
@@reillywalker195 and also the technical limitations of the atari 2600 wasn't able to support a game like pacman, and the fact the final product was a published prototype just to get it out for the holiday season. This is definitely a case of quantity over quality. Also HOW DOES MS. PAC-MAN GET THOSE GOOD PORTS?!
@@isaacarmendariz2538 There exist 4 KB and 8 KB homebrew _Pac-Man_ ports really close to the original game as well as a homebrew based on the _Ms. Pac-Man_ port. The Atari 2600 is more capable than people give it credit for. It just wasn't particularly easy to program with its lack of a frame buffer and interrupt pins.
@@scorpionatthepc …actually…it faces both ways…left/right…but not 4 ways…up/down/left/right. Also…only ate ghosts one way so would flip to that way when eating ghosts.
I'm amazed at the Commodore Vic-20 version. The maze is correct, the gameplay looks good, the bonus fruit looks correct, and it even has onscreen scoring! Whoever programmed that port did a great job. Thanks for the video my friend, good stuff!
This is what we were expecting with Pac-Man for the 2600. A game that looked, sounded, and played like the arcade game. Ms. Pac-Man for the 2600 looks great! Only thing missing is onscreen scoring and some cut-scenes.
I remember the Apple II version--I had an Apple II growing up and I enjoyed playing video games on it like some of our UK friends might enjoy their ZX Spectrum games.
@@purplered7694 I took it for what it was for the Apple II, and since the game was a gift from my cousins, I always held it high (I was a kid, what did you expect?) like some of the UK folks hold up their ZX Spectrum and Amiga games.
I consider the Atari 2600 port of Ms. Pac-Man to be one of the most competent games on the system. It is a major improvement over Pac-Man in every conceivable way and it's amazing how well it pushes the limits of the system.
@@lizbooth8377 I think you don't understand what I meant in my comment. I was referring to A2600 MPM in relation to other A2600 games, especially A2600 Pac-Man. Most Atari 2600 games are very basic and don't have good competence compared to other games of the time, but MPM is way better than most games on the Atari 2600 as a whole, especially compared to the original Pac-Man on the same console.
I love that one along with the arcade version, however my jakks pacific one's controls are wearing out. The only good game I can play on that one is pole position.
Ms Pac-Man was the first video game I played. Or the first video game I THOUGHT I played because I wasn’t really aware of the concept of inserting coins and demo modes on arcade machines when I was like 5 or 6.
Wouldn't the Tengen NES and SNES versions be considered unofficial, as they weren't Licensed by Nintendo? Yes, the SNES version says "Licensed by Nintendo", but supposedly it wasn't authorized for sale or unreleased.
The SNES version was officially licensed by Nintendo and released. The NES version may not have been licensed by Nintendo, but it was officially licensed by Namco and Bally Midway.
One little curiosity; the SNES port is identical to the Genesis port by Tengen, five years late and not published by them. I wonder how Williams ended up with Tengen's code. The SNES version doesn't credit a developer.
Ms.Pacman will always be the superior pacman game in my opinion. It's a shame Namco refuses to port it to modern consoles. Great comparison video btw 👌 love these vids. Gives me a look into how technology has advanced over the ages.
From what I understand, there's some legal issues tying it up due to the complicated history behind the game's release (it was originally solely produced by Namco's US distributor Midway, who bought the code from the folks who made Crazy Otto, and only became authorized by Namco after the fact)
Sue behaves like Clyde, although all of the ghosts in this game behave somewhat differently than in the original game. Unlike in _Pac-Man_ in which the ghosts can be avoided by following certain patterns, the ghosts in _Ms. Pac-Man_ can't be so avoided since they're not simply straight calculations.
The standalone Super NES version of this game is awesome with its available maze variations and co-op mode. That said, this game is solid all around without a single truly bad version to be found. It's a perfect follow-up to the original game that builds on the formula without straying too far.
Let’s Compare Ms Pac Man 1: Arcade (1981) 2: Atari 2600 (1982) 3: Atari 5200 (1983) 4: Atari 8 Bit Family (1983) 5: Apple 2 (1983) 6: Ti 99/4a (1983) 7: Commodore Vic 20 (1983) 8: Commodore 64 (1983) 9: Pc Dos (Cga) (1983) 10: Pc Dos (Cga Composite) (1983) 11: Zx Spectrum (1984) 12: Atari 7800 (1987) 13: NES (Tengen) (1990) 14: Atari Lynx (1990) 15: Sega Genesis (1991) 16: Master System (1991) 17: NES (1993) 18: Game Boy (Scroll) (1993) 19: Game Boy (Full Screen) (1993) 20: Super Nintendo (Pac Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994) 21: Game Gear (Scroll) (1995) 22: Game Gear (Full Screen) (1995) 23: Super Nintendo (1996) 24: Playstation (Namco Museum Vol 3) (1996) 25: Philips CD i (Arcade Classics) (1996) 26: Windows (Microsoft Revenge Of Arcade) (1998) 27: Nintendo 64 (Namco Museum 64) (1999) 28: Game Boy Colour (Scroll) (1999) 29: Game Boy Colur (Full Screen) (1999) 30: Playstation (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000) 31: Nintendo 64 (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000) 32: Dreamcast (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000) 33: Dreamcast (Namco Museum) (2000) 34: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum (Scroll) (2001) 35: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum) (Full Screen) (2001) 36: Playstation 2 (Pac Man World 2) (2002) 37: Gamecube (Pac Man World 2) (2002) 38: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Scroll) (2005) 39: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Full Screen) (2005) 40: Jakks Pacific (Ms Pac Man 5 In 1) (2005) 41: J2me (2006) 42: J2me (2009) 43: J2me (2009) 44: Android/IOS (2018)
Anyone who bought all of them wasted their money when you can buy the arcade machine instead in 1981 there were slot of Ms Pac-Man games that didn’t release on consoles like Ms pac attack and Pac-Man plus that were in the arcades then removed cause they were hard to play no one was playing them you can always install mame 32 on your PC and play all of them for no cost their really fun there was more then just one and Pac-Man galaga Pac-Man dig dug that are secret to who don’t own these games who never played on mame 32 wasn’t born before 1980
is it possible to plug in a controller in a windows computer to play sharp x1, nec pc 66/88/98, fujitsu and other japanese and american home computer emulators
Sweet comparison/contrast video! I own physical copies of the Atari VCS/2600, and Atari 7800 Ms. Pac-Man ports. They're both nicely done. Will be including a recommendation, and a link to your video on my channel's review video of the Atari 7800 Ms. Pac-Man port Wednesday.
Mis favoritas son la de Máster System, Mega Drive y Super Nintendo, más que otra cosa porque se podían jugar a dobles y tenían varias configuraciones, digamos que son las versiones más completas
You missed a few Windows versions much newer than the 1998 one you showed. Odd that the windows one was the only one that seemed to be a true 1 to 1 with the arcade original.
The Windows (Microsoft Revenge of Arcade) (1998) at 29:52 looks and sounds the best, although the Android/ iOS version at the end of this video is very close. The problem is finding this version on Google Play store! What is the exact name? 🤷
Total Ghosts eaten in each version (In order of appearance): Arcade: 6 Atari 2600: 8 Atari 5200: 6 Atari 8-bit Family: 5 Apple II: 6 TI-99/4A: 1 Commodore Vic-20: 3 Commodore 64: 7 DOS: 5 DOS CGA: 9 ZX Spectrum: 3 Atari 7800: 2 NES (Tengen): 9 Atari Lynx: 4 Sega Genesis/Mega Drive: 6 Sega Master System: 5 NES (Namcot): 4 GameBoy: 9 SNES (Pac-Man 2): 9 Sega Game Gear: 7 SNES (Williams/Tengen): 11 PSX/PS1 (Namco Museum Vol. 3): 5 Philips CD-i: 2 Windows (Revenge of Arcade): 8 N64: 2 GameBoy Color: 9 PSX/PS1 (Maze Madness): 3 N64 (Maze Madness): 8 Sega Dreamcast (Maze Madness): 5 Sega Dreamcast (Namco Museum): 4 GBA (Namco Museum): 16 PS2: (Pac-Man World 2): 3 GameCube (Pac-Man World 2): 8 GBA (50th Anniversary): 5 JAKKS Pacific 5-in-1: 7 J2ME/Java (LQ/Mini): 5 J2ME/Java (MQ): 9 J2ME/Java (HQ): 2 Android/iOS: 7 RECORDS: Most ghosts eaten in one go: SNES (Williams/Tengen) with 11 Most ghosts eaten in one version: GBA (Namco Museum) with 16 total Lowest amount of ghosts eaten: TI-99/4A with only 1 Highest score: SNES (Williams/Tengen) with approximately 10,000 points Lowest score: Sega Game Gear (Fullscreen) with a measley 2,250 points Grand total of ghosts eaten: 233
@@lizbooth8377 Why’re you getting so pissy? All I said was the Apple version simply had a good intro theme, I didn’t say the game itself was good. Maybe bother reading better, sheesh.
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Can u Plz do Pac-Man Clones! :(
Ft. Oh Sh*t, Tax-Man, Crock-Man, Arcade and NES hacks and More!
@@kennymccormickun-private8201 No >:(
@@windowsxphalloween6336 No is u
puedes hacer la vercion en ps4 y ps5
10 de
Fun Fact: Ms. Pac Man was never canon, neither official. It was just a funny fan game created by other people, but Namco liked it so much, they ended up making it official, AND canon.
FAN GAMES IN 1980?!
@@TH-camr-xi6qo It was a bootleg edit of Pacman to be more exact, they lied to Namco that they won a lawsuit about one of their previous edit of a game and worried the same could happen to Pac-Man, Namco ended with a agreement of oficializing it and sold as a new version of Pac-man
@@pedronerd8116 Not the whole truth. The company who made the hack was releasing conversion kits but was sued by Atari for a Missile Command kit. They thus had to seek permission to release kits from the original manufacturers. When they showed their Pac Man kit called Crazy Otto to midway, they eagerly accepted the opportunity to capitalize on the success of pac man. They then modified the mod further into Ms Pac Man.
@@Framed_Niner Yes, I know, I just didn't tell the whole story complete because I was lazy and wanted to tell in the most simplistic way
actually mid way grew impatient with namco because they were waiting for an official sequel to pac man for too long. mid way, the manufacturers of the pac man arcade cabinet, saw a fan game called crazy otto which was a clone of pac man and liked it alot because it had more content than the original. they rebranded it to ms pac man and put it up on arcades as pac man's official sequel WITHOUT NAMCO KNOWING OR PERMISSION. Namco ended up liking it, so they bought rights to it and made it official.
Still after all these years, Ms. Pac-Man is one of my all-time favorite games. Absolutely brilliant and so much fun!
The arcade version of Ms Pac-Man is timeless. It's one of the most addicting games ever made (along with the original Pac-Man). It still looks cool today.
The original MsPac-Man game is way better than the Atari version
I’m surprised they never made Ms Pac-Man Championship X
1:31 What the original Pac-Man on the 2600 could've been with a little more work
More time would've been needed. Tod Frye got hardly any time to put his _Pac-Man_ port together.
Atari arcade versions sucked!
@@Tuck_Frump dont judge the oldest console
@@reillywalker195 and also the technical limitations of the atari 2600 wasn't able to support a game like pacman, and the fact the final product was a published prototype just to get it out for the holiday season.
This is definitely a case of quantity over quality.
Also HOW DOES MS. PAC-MAN GET THOSE GOOD PORTS?!
@@isaacarmendariz2538 There exist 4 KB and 8 KB homebrew _Pac-Man_ ports really close to the original game as well as a homebrew based on the _Ms. Pac-Man_ port. The Atari 2600 is more capable than people give it credit for. It just wasn't particularly easy to program with its lack of a frame buffer and interrupt pins.
Nothing, and I mean nothing beats the Atari 2600 version. I mean Pacman now faces BOTH WAYS!!! ITS AMAZING!!!!
Me neither
The original pacman on the 2600 only faces one way.
Plus it doesn't make ear-splitting sounds.
Unlike the Apple II version.
@@scorpionatthepc …actually…it faces both ways…left/right…but not 4 ways…up/down/left/right. Also…only ate ghosts one way so would flip to that way when eating ghosts.
The sound quality on the Apple version was horrendous!
Yea and the spectrum one not much better
Considering that the Apple II only has a 1-bit beeper, it's actually pretty good. There isn't a whole lot that you can do with it.
the starting music even sounded like a rock version lol
not lying
the start music impressed, the "WAKA WAKA"s jumpscared me
Can we just admire the SNES one? the intro (22:39) was beautiful :3
Ms pac man also sound like pac man
PAC-MAN and Ms. PAC-MAN SNES versions are the best.
Ikr
SO CLEAN 🔥🔥🔥
25:41 was also pretty solid
I'm amazed at the Commodore Vic-20 version. The maze is correct, the gameplay looks good, the bonus fruit looks correct, and it even has onscreen scoring! Whoever programmed that port did a great job. Thanks for the video my friend, good stuff!
It is good but a little slow. "Jelly Monsters" (the japanese Pac Man conversion from HAL) for Vic 20 is even better.
@@AthleticDesign yeah…
NO NO NO NO this version of ms pacman not better the original one which is the arcade one
@@veronicasuggashie4847 I bet you're going to love the arcade because this version of Ms Pac-Man is horrible
@@AthleticDesign it is bad because the ghosts are not made out of jelly
This is what we were expecting with Pac-Man for the 2600. A game that looked, sounded, and played like the arcade game. Ms. Pac-Man for the 2600 looks great! Only thing missing is onscreen scoring and some cut-scenes.
I remember the Apple II version--I had an Apple II growing up and I enjoyed playing video games on it like some of our UK friends might enjoy their ZX Spectrum games.
@@purplered7694 I took it for what it was for the Apple II, and since the game was a gift from my cousins, I always held it high (I was a kid, what did you expect?) like some of the UK folks hold up their ZX Spectrum and Amiga games.
5:26 Apple II audio sounds it belongs in a horror film
14:04 tengen's version was so close. Bandai's work seemed foolish even with more powerful consoles.
What a good port
I WISH I MAKE THE ELECTRIX SYSTEM 1 VERSION OF THIS GAME....
I consider the Atari 2600 port of Ms. Pac-Man to be one of the most competent games on the system. It is a major improvement over Pac-Man in every conceivable way and it's amazing how well it pushes the limits of the system.
No the original one is better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@lizbooth8377 I think you don't understand what I meant in my comment. I was referring to A2600 MPM in relation to other A2600 games, especially A2600 Pac-Man. Most Atari 2600 games are very basic and don't have good competence compared to other games of the time, but MPM is way better than most games on the Atari 2600 as a whole, especially compared to the original Pac-Man on the same console.
I Like Arcade, NES (1990), NES (1993), SNES, Genesis, PlayStation, GameCube (Namco Museum) And TV Games Version.
(36:38) Arcade style.
Fantastic videos providing the comparisons. Thanks very much.
Grew up with the Jakks Pacific version.:)
I love that one along with the arcade version, however my jakks pacific one's controls are wearing out. The only good game I can play on that one is pole position.
You liked Pac-Man too?
@@KurisuKagato Rip, I feel your pain.
@@veronicasuggashie4847 Yus.
@@chromxrobinandcorrinxcamil9031The Jakks Pacific versions were probably remade from the ground up
I just wanna say I appreciate including the CGA composite selection for the DOS port.
Ms Pac-Man was the first video game I played. Or the first video game I THOUGHT I played because I wasn’t really aware of the concept of inserting coins and demo modes on arcade machines when I was like 5 or 6.
Wouldn't the Tengen NES and SNES versions be considered unofficial, as they weren't Licensed by Nintendo?
Yes, the SNES version says "Licensed by Nintendo", but supposedly it wasn't authorized for sale or unreleased.
The SNES version was officially licensed by Nintendo and released. The NES version may not have been licensed by Nintendo, but it was officially licensed by Namco and Bally Midway.
Wow. It took like 20 plus years to get a version that got real close to the arcade
Tengen did it in 9 on the NES tbf
One little curiosity; the SNES port is identical to the Genesis port by Tengen, five years late and not published by them.
I wonder how Williams ended up with Tengen's code. The SNES version doesn't credit a developer.
5:09 Oh look, it's Zombie Ms. Pac-Man.
AKA Ms. Tax-Man.😂
He’s not shes ms pacman I hate you antonio
@@mr.pixels1782 I am joking. You don't get it.
What did you say
The apple 2 only has 6 colours yellow isit one of em so it makes sense
Just so you know, the arcade version was released on February 3, 1982.
Oh dang, almost 40 years old
Makes sense though, considering Pac Man just had his 40th anniversary
40yr old Aquarius
The Thing Which I Just Realized Atarti 5200 is the same as Atari family 8 bit Or You Just Like Added A Same File.
Yep the 5200 is just a console version of the Atari 8-bit computers.
@@Ms_Drake More or less, but not exactly. The XEGS was exactly that, on the other hand.
Ms.Pacman will always be the superior pacman game in my opinion. It's a shame Namco refuses to port it to modern consoles. Great comparison video btw 👌 love these vids. Gives me a look into how technology has advanced over the ages.
From what I understand, there's some legal issues tying it up due to the complicated history behind the game's release (it was originally solely produced by Namco's US distributor Midway, who bought the code from the folks who made Crazy Otto, and only became authorized by Namco after the fact)
Ms. Pac Man was neither created nor authorized by Namco, so they like to pretend the Midway-created Pac Man titles don't exist.
@@sassydog5399 Like Jr. Pac-Man which only had three ports: 2600, C64, and DOS.
@@antoniojoserunez4165 however you can get Ms Pac-Man on the PS4 and Xbox One but unfortunately it isn't on the switch
@12:34 Why does the eyes-rushing-back-to-ghost-home sound almost exactly like Space Quarks for the Apple //c?
Ain’t no one gonna talk about the Atari Lynx? THE INTRO WAS AWESOME!
I enjoy collecting original Pac-Man more, but this is absolutely the better game.
I always liked what they did with the concept on the game cube with the multiplayer.
BUT WHAT DID THEY DID TO THE GHOSTS IN THE MASTER SYSTEM VERSION !?/ ¿¡PERO QUE LES HICIERON A LOS FANTASMAS EN LA VERSION DE MASTER SYSTEM!?
Arcade version my favorite.
Yes
It's one of Batgirl's favorite games.
The original arcade version
Was it Namco that made this game?
Awesome videos. Surprised you haven’t done any of the Atari IP’s yet like Asteroids. (Unless I’m just not seeing them in your feed)
is Sue a different ghost or is it just another name for Clyde?
I say it’s another name for Clyde, because I searched up “ghost names” and I saw a purple ghost names sue. I just call them Clyde
Sue behaves like Clyde, although all of the ghosts in this game behave somewhat differently than in the original game. Unlike in _Pac-Man_ in which the ghosts can be avoided by following certain patterns, the ghosts in _Ms. Pac-Man_ can't be so avoided since they're not simply straight calculations.
Sue is the purple ghost now, but at the time it was an alternate name for Clyde
The standalone Super NES version of this game is awesome with its available maze variations and co-op mode. That said, this game is solid all around without a single truly bad version to be found. It's a perfect follow-up to the original game that builds on the formula without straying too far.
SNES is in 26:05
I mean 26:04
Oh I meant 26:02
Let’s Compare Ms Pac Man
1: Arcade (1981)
2: Atari 2600 (1982)
3: Atari 5200 (1983)
4: Atari 8 Bit Family (1983)
5: Apple 2 (1983)
6: Ti 99/4a (1983)
7: Commodore Vic 20 (1983)
8: Commodore 64 (1983)
9: Pc Dos (Cga) (1983)
10: Pc Dos (Cga Composite) (1983)
11: Zx Spectrum (1984)
12: Atari 7800 (1987)
13: NES (Tengen) (1990)
14: Atari Lynx (1990)
15: Sega Genesis (1991)
16: Master System (1991)
17: NES (1993)
18: Game Boy (Scroll) (1993)
19: Game Boy (Full Screen) (1993)
20: Super Nintendo (Pac Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994)
21: Game Gear (Scroll) (1995)
22: Game Gear (Full Screen) (1995)
23: Super Nintendo (1996)
24: Playstation (Namco Museum Vol 3) (1996)
25: Philips CD i (Arcade Classics) (1996)
26: Windows (Microsoft Revenge Of Arcade) (1998)
27: Nintendo 64 (Namco Museum 64) (1999)
28: Game Boy Colour (Scroll) (1999)
29: Game Boy Colur (Full Screen) (1999)
30: Playstation (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000)
31: Nintendo 64 (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000)
32: Dreamcast (Ms Pac Man Maze Madness) (2000)
33: Dreamcast (Namco Museum) (2000)
34: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum (Scroll) (2001)
35: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum) (Full Screen) (2001)
36: Playstation 2 (Pac Man World 2) (2002)
37: Gamecube (Pac Man World 2) (2002)
38: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Scroll) (2005)
39: Game Boy Advance (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Full Screen) (2005)
40: Jakks Pacific (Ms Pac Man 5 In 1) (2005)
41: J2me (2006)
42: J2me (2009)
43: J2me (2009)
44: Android/IOS (2018)
Arcade game boy nes super Nintendo atari 5200
Sony Pictures Television ‘s dots we’re huge.
Sony Ksperia!? 8:36
Why are Clyde and Past Sue almost the same shade of orange?
Apple 2 version sounds... interesting. I thought it's going to be called Ms. Tax-Man.
Nah it sounds like something out of a nightmare.
Expected AVGN reference.
1981 forever
40 years ago
I love how the snes version is just a recolor of the normal one
"Sue" no namco thats Clide!
I always liked the Pac-Booster version of Ms. Pac-Man for the Super Nintendo, NES and Sega Genesis.
the NES version from Tengen looks, sounds, and plays good!
Anyone who bought all of them wasted their money when you can buy the arcade machine instead in 1981 there were slot of Ms Pac-Man games that didn’t release on consoles like Ms pac attack and Pac-Man plus that were in the arcades then removed cause they were hard to play no one was playing them you can always install mame 32 on your PC and play all of them for no cost their really fun there was more then just one and Pac-Man galaga Pac-Man dig dug that are secret to who don’t own these games who never played on mame 32 wasn’t born before 1980
Niiice montage again! Kudos!
is it possible to plug in a controller in a windows computer to play sharp x1, nec pc 66/88/98, fujitsu and other japanese and american home computer emulators
Yes. MAME and MESS are emulators that emulate consoles and computers like you said.
27:05 PlayStation
28:19 Phillips CD-I
29:36 Windows
30:54 Nintendo 64
31:59 GameBoy Colour
Fun fact: Atari 2600 Ms. PacMan was better worked than 2600 OG Pacman
I can see why Apple discontinued making gaming systems.
Those weren't game consoles but personal computers meant for office and educational work.
@@reillywalker195 I stand corrected. Thank you. It was the Apple Pippin that I was thinking about.
Because the MAC was a downgrade of Apple II but nobody want Say the truth against Jobs!
Those Apple II sound effects are abrasive
I gotta say, the ports here are a lot better than the ones of the original
50:50 Energizer, ear rape
awesome
7:18 Commodore VIC-28
8:33 Commodore 64
9:34 PC DOS
10:35 PC DOS
11:50 ZX Spectrum
12:59 Atari 7800
The versions I have:
Atari 2600
Sega Genesis
A desktop Arcade machine
Mini Arcade machine
Sweet comparison/contrast video! I own physical copies of the Atari VCS/2600, and Atari 7800 Ms. Pac-Man ports. They're both nicely done. Will be including a recommendation, and a link to your video on my channel's review video of the Atari 7800 Ms. Pac-Man port Wednesday.
I love the games of MS-PACMAN thank yuo
0:05 Arcade
1:31 Atari 2600
2:44 Atari 5200
3:53 Atari 8-bit Family
4:58 Apple II
6:03 TI-99
APPLE II’S SCARED GHOST SFX MADE ME LAUGH 😂😂😂😂😂
16:31 isn't that the sonic game
No
32:54 GameBoy Colour
33:52 PlayStation
34:57 Nintendo 64
36:16 Dreamcast
37:28 Dreamcast
38:41 GameBoy Advance
Apple II version was the best one! 👍👍👍👍
*_The Apple ll sounds like a fucking warzone_*
Ms. Pac-Man on Atari 2600 was at least better than Pac-Man for Atari 2600
I like this intro ! It is very cool !
what model intro?
Mis favoritas son la de Máster System, Mega Drive y Super Nintendo, más que otra cosa porque se podían jugar a dobles y tenían varias configuraciones, digamos que son las versiones más completas
for your information, I know where to get Namco history vol. 3, however it may have to be installed on a japanese Windows VM.
Thanks @rolingthunder86 I have it too but didn't figure how to load in a Windows 98 VM... Now I know!
In case you don't know, you can use VirtualBox to load VMs.
My favorite version?
Well, the NES Tengen version, the Atari 2600 version, and the ones in the Namco Museum compilations that has this game...
I have 13 ad spots on the video, and I’m on mobile. How many ads do all of you get on this video?
The arcade version shown here is much slower than I remember. I remember this chick moving faster than light
me too
It’s probably a setting to make Ms Pac-Man faster in the arcade machine it’s self
@@vipexplayz A Speed-Up chip probably
That's how I first played the game. I've never liked it since I played the original, makes it way too easy.
The Master System version was the the only one I played as a kid.
You missed a few Windows versions much newer than the 1998 one you showed. Odd that the windows one was the only one that seemed to be a true 1 to 1 with the arcade original.
"sigh" a long lost heroine taken from us by ATGames, is there any way to get her back for us?
I like how the SMS version just says “HI!” at the top.
Arcade Original is the Best.
My Suggestion: Uninvited (MacVenture) Versions Comparison
5:09: Ms. Pac Man on Drugs
Those are some Godawful but catchy sound effects
You can ask for clones
The Windows (Microsoft Revenge of Arcade) (1998) at 29:52 looks and sounds the best, although the Android/ iOS version at the end of this video is very close. The problem is finding this version on Google Play store!
What is the exact name? 🤷
This was my request
Total Ghosts eaten in each version (In order of appearance):
Arcade: 6
Atari 2600: 8
Atari 5200: 6
Atari 8-bit Family: 5
Apple II: 6
TI-99/4A: 1
Commodore Vic-20: 3
Commodore 64: 7
DOS: 5
DOS CGA: 9
ZX Spectrum: 3
Atari 7800: 2
NES (Tengen): 9
Atari Lynx: 4
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive: 6
Sega Master System: 5
NES (Namcot): 4
GameBoy: 9
SNES (Pac-Man 2): 9
Sega Game Gear: 7
SNES (Williams/Tengen): 11
PSX/PS1 (Namco Museum Vol. 3): 5
Philips CD-i: 2
Windows (Revenge of Arcade): 8
N64: 2
GameBoy Color: 9
PSX/PS1 (Maze Madness): 3
N64 (Maze Madness): 8
Sega Dreamcast (Maze Madness): 5
Sega Dreamcast (Namco Museum): 4
GBA (Namco Museum): 16
PS2: (Pac-Man World 2): 3
GameCube (Pac-Man World 2): 8
GBA (50th Anniversary): 5
JAKKS Pacific 5-in-1: 7
J2ME/Java (LQ/Mini): 5
J2ME/Java (MQ): 9
J2ME/Java (HQ): 2
Android/iOS: 7
RECORDS:
Most ghosts eaten in one go: SNES (Williams/Tengen) with 11
Most ghosts eaten in one version: GBA (Namco Museum) with 16 total
Lowest amount of ghosts eaten: TI-99/4A with only 1
Highest score: SNES (Williams/Tengen) with approximately 10,000 points
Lowest score: Sega Game Gear (Fullscreen) with a measley 2,250 points
Grand total of ghosts eaten: 233
If you can't do an arcade perfect Ms. Pac Man on a PlayStation, then you need to go back to programming school.
Ms Pac-Man was originally a fan made game licensed by Midway, but now Namco owns all the rights
5:05 wow, compared to most other renditions of other video games on the Apple 2, Ms. Pac-Man’s intro theme was actually done pretty well!
I'm surprised that the Apple 2 version is bad this version did not do a good job because this version is bad😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
And the intro Dean was actually bad because the music sounded horrible
Just to let you know this version is bad
3bebo3 you know this version is bad it's horrible to me but you think it's good when it's not it's bad
@@lizbooth8377 Why’re you getting so pissy? All I said was the Apple version simply had a good intro theme, I didn’t say the game itself was good. Maybe bother reading better, sheesh.
Can you compare versions of Pong?
You may now rest in peace my queen, Pac-Man has never forgotten you, even if he's now married to someone else.
Good video with Ms pacman....🍺🍺🛡️🇺🇸
20:17 the one i own
Atari 2600 version is the best said no one.
What about the version they will make in 2464 onboard the USS Enterprise?
La mejor versión es la de Master System que luego se porteó a SNES y Genesis.
Cool. I love it.
2 ghosts on zx spectrum: let me in LET ME IIIN
ZX Spectrum Ms Pac Man sound like motorcycle 😂
Thanks for that day rer
14:04 NES
14:04 Famicom
15:20 Atari Lynx
16:32 Sega Genesis
17:50 Sega Master System
19:12 NES
19:12 Famicom
Why always the first version is the best?
because it's the original. *DUH.*
I like the game boy advance
I have that version
It seems your missing the XBLA version on Original Xbox that came out in 2004 I believe(it was just ripped Namco Museum Volume 3)
Also Namco: Pac-Man having a girlfriend is a canon event.