Miss packman game

Includes spells, speed boosts, and the bonus pacman lives! Ms Pacman for Atari. Play the original Ms Pacman from waaaaay back in the day on the Atari. Just as fun as Pacman but with a few new twists! The classic Asteroids arcade game from the Atari days is here for all of us to enjoy on the modern day computer. Shoot down asteroids and enemy ships while dodging your way past the asteroids and flying debris. Pac Attack. Pac Attack is a simple tetris like game where you must clump the ghosts together in groups in order to bring out Pacman.

Space Invaders. Or turn them blue by eating a power pellet to chomp on them! Who can forget the retro addictive gameplay of this pop culture icon? Remember all those countless hours of free time and quarters spent at the local arcade back in the '80s? Re-live those classic gaming moments on your mobile phone! Bring the old school arcade action of Ms.

Don't Ms. It is quite close to original, which took many-a-quarter from me back in the day. However, the controls lack the agility of a real joystick, and while fine for cruising around munching dots, getting out of a critical situation is proving tough with Swipe and even harder with the Joystick. Good fun to be had, love the graphics and sounds. Clyde is still my favorite :. Please fix this. Also the fruit runs from you.. Instead of staying on its course it will try to speed up so it can go back out to keep you from eating it.

Making a hack version of Pacman was nothing new but the interesting part about Crazy Otto is that it was actually fun to play. Its creators decided to show it to Midway, the American distributor of the Company Namco who made the original Pacman game. Low and behold, Ms. Pacman was born. You mean there's more than just the bow thing?! Yeah and it turns out that Ms Pacman made some big time improvements over its predecessor. Here's the list as I know it: 1 Ms Pacman has a bow, lipstick, and mole 2 There are now 4 maze styles to play on - each of which can be combined with various color schemes.

In fact, it became one of the most successful Atari games ever. Namco, the original developers of Pacman, decided they wanted a piece of the pie. Since Midway had developed the game "un-authorized" and without licensing from Namco, Midway had no choice.