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Ms. Pac-Man © 1996 Williams Ent., Incorporated.
Ms. Pac-Man is an enhanced home console adaptation of Namco's legendary 1981 arcade masterpiece. This version expands far beyond the coin-op original by offering a massive variety of mazes, unique gameplay modes, and simultaneous two-player cooperative and competitive action.
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GAME ID: SNS-ANSE-USA
Ms. Pac-Man for Super NES was released in September 1996 in North America.
Simultaneous Two-Player Mode:
While the original arcade release featured alternating turn-based gameplay, this SNES adaptation introduces a simultaneous two-player mode, allowing both players to navigate the mazes together, gobble up power pellets, and race for high scores on screen at the same time.
Expanded Maze Variety:
Setting itself apart from standard arcade ports, the game features a staggering 36 different mazes—including the classic 4 original layouts alongside brand-new, uniquely structured stages with varying warp tunnels, pellet arrangements, and visual themes.
Arc Developments' Enhanced Port:
UK-based Arc Developments packed the cartridge with extra features, including multiple speed settings, variable game modes (such as classic, mini, and strange mazes), and crisp graphical enhancements that gave the timeless arcade formula a fresh modern spin for late-era SNES owners.
The game ends at Level 32, after which a cutscene not featured in the original arcade game plays, in which the Pac couple wave good-bye to the player(s), and then disappear into the distance.