The Video Game Critic

If you're an Intellivision fan you probably want a copy of Ms. Pac-Man.  This is pretty spectacular.

If you look closely it does have the Lipstick details, just literally one pixel per lip. Kinda cute.

I always like it when a Pac-Man runs/looks as it should on such older hardware, even though I didn't totally hate the 2600 of Pac-Man.

[QUOTE=videogamecritic]If you're an Intellivision fan you probably want a copy of Ms. Pac-Man.  This is pretty spectacular.[/QUOTE]

I love this version! Great review.

Maybe when you review a homebrew, you can post details on where a copy might be purchased.  It looks like a worthy purchase, so I guess I will go ask my friend Mister Google where I can buy it.

I just took a look at this on the vendor's web-site.  $70 US plus shipping....  Ai-yi-yi...  

Eve though it may look odd, leaving out the (obvious) top and bottom borders is pretty smart as it provides the game some more of the much needed vertical space.

Good idea! 

[QUOTE=HardcoreSadism]If you look closely it does have the Lipstick details, just literally one pixel per lip. Kinda cute.[/QUOTE]

I was wondering about "lacking only small details like ghost eyes and Ms. Pac-Man's lipstick" as well.  I figured the ghost eyes bit was because the eyes were just dots while even the 2600 version had a bit more detail.  While the single pixel lipstick can be seen in the screenshot, maybe it wasn't noticeable on the TV.