Pac-Mania (NES) - Full Playthrough

Released in 1990 by Tengen and developed by Westwood Associates, Pac-Mania is a conversion of the arcade game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
At the time, Tengen acted as the home console label for Atari Games, the 1985 company jointly founded by Namco and Warner Communications. Nintendo were famously at odds with Tengen; the latter launched NES games with their own unique reverse-engineered cartridge to bypass the former's licensing agreement for game publishers. No black cartridge released by Tengen was licensed by Nintendo for the NES, including Pac-Mania.
The game itself mostly follows the beats of the arcade original, with some change-ups in the overall structure. Most notably, the steep arcade difficulty has been plenty reduced, and the sensation of speed in the latter half of the game is more abundant.

[@ZeroThe14th]

I have no idea how I've gone all this time without seeing this game before. It looks awesome! Was I just seeing things, or can Pac-Man jump?

[@JupiterNoose]

No mistake: Pac-Man can jump. That's the big gimmick of Pac-Mania, other than the game being isometric and zoomed in.

[@ZeroThe14th]

@@JupiterNoose Definitely need to try this one, thanks!

[@ShadowZero1980]

Is the 2-player mode alternating?