Ms. Pac-Man | Versions Comparison | Arcade, Atari consoles, VIC-20, C64, MS-DOS, Spectrum and more скачать в хорошем качестве

Ms. Pac-Man | Versions Comparison | Arcade, Atari consoles, VIC-20, C64, MS-DOS, Spectrum and more

✅ Decide which is the DEFINITIVE VERSION of Ms. Pac-Man / ミズ・パックマン (Namco 1981). ❤️ Support us by subscribing to our channel, and don't forget to click the bell icon to get new updates: http://www.youtube.com/c/retrosutra?s... 👀 Check out all the intermissions of every version:    • All the Intermissions of (almost) Every Ms...   👉 Check out all our comparisons:    • Ms. Pac-Man | Versions Comparison | Arcade...   This video features gameplay of the following versions: 0:00 Arcade (1981) 1:31 Atari 2600 (1982) 2:44 Atari 5200 (1983) 3:53 Atari 8-bit family (1983) 4:58 Apple II (1983) 6:03 Texas Instruments TI-99/4A (1983) 7:18 Commodore VIC-20 (1983) 8:33 Commodore 64 / C64 (1983) 9:34 PC DOS (CGA) (1983) 10:35 PC DOS (CGA Composite) (1983) 11:50 ZX Spectrum (1984) 12:59 Atari 7800 (1987) 14:04 NES / Famicom (Tengen) (1990) 15:20 Atari Lynx (1990) 16:32 Sega Genesis / Mega Drive (1991) 17:49 Sega Master System / SMS / Sega Mark III (1991) 19:12 NES / Famicom (1993) 20:17 Game Boy / GB (Scroll) (1993) 21:23 Game Boy / GB (Full screen) (1993) 22:17 Super Nintendo / Super Famicom / SNES (Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures) (1994) 23:49 Sega Game Gear / GG (Scroll) (1995) 24:48 Sega Game Gear / GG (Full screen) (1995) 25:40 Super Nintendo / Super Famicom / SNES (1996) 27:05 Sony PlayStation / PSX (Namco Museum Vol. 3) (1996) 28:19 Philips CD-i (Arcade Classics) (1996) 29:36 Windows (Microsoft Revenge of Arcade) (1998) 30:54 Nintendo 64 / N64 (Namco Museum 64) (1999) 31:59 Game Boy Color / GBC (Scroll) (1999) 32:54 Game Boy Color / GBC (Full screen) (1999) 33:52 Sony PlayStation (Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness) (2000) 34:57 Nintendo 64 / N64 (Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness) (2000) 36:16 Sega Dreamcast (Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness) (2000) 37:28 Sega Dreamcast (Namco Museum) (2000) 38:41 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum) (Scroll) (2001) 39:58 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum) (Full screen) (2001) 41:00 PlayStation 2 / PS2 (Pac-Man World 2) (2002) 42:12 GameCube / GC (Pac-Man World 2) (2002) 43:40 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Scroll) (2005) 44:45 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Namco Museum 50th Anniversary) (Full screen) (2005) 45:50 JAKKS Pacific (Ms. Pac-Man 5-in-1) (2005) 47:19 J2ME / Java Mobile (2006) 48:13 J2ME / Java Mobile (2009) 49:54 J2ME / Java Mobile (2009) 51:24 Android / iOS (2018) 👉 Check out more EVOLUTIONS of PAC-MAN / パックマン GAMES HERE!    • Ms. Pac-Man | Versions Comparison | Arcade...   Due to its success, Ms. Pac-Man received many ports and appeared in numerous compilations. It was also present as an unlockable minigame in several games such as Pac-Man World 2 (GameCube, PlayStation 2, PC) and Pac-Man 2: The New Adventures (Super Nintendo), both included in this video. We have added all the versions that we knew and have been able to add, except for some that are mere emulation. Despite all our efforts, there are versions that are unfortunately not present in the video, such as the Palm OS (2004) or the Namco History Vol. 3 pack (Windows 1998). Many portable versions include two game modes: one with scroll and another in full screen. You will find gameplay of both modes in the comparison. This video covers only official versions of the game, so please don’t ask for clones or unofficial versions. Which is your favorite port or conversion? If you liked the video, subscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get new updates. ⚠️ DISCLOSURE / CREDITS All gameplay footage in this video was captured, synchronized, and edited exclusively by Retrosutra. No third-party footage, compilations, or reused material from other channels has been used. Educational Value & Methodology: This video is an original comparative analysis created to document and explain visual and audio differences between multiple versions of the game. All scenes have been manually aligned, labeled, and edited to illustrate how different hardware specifications (color palettes, sound chips, resolutions, and performance) influenced each port. This production is 100% original, created solely for this channel for educational and historical preservation purposes.