Ms. Pac-Man - TI-99/4A - Gameplay

Video demonstrating one level of gameplay in the TI-99/4A version of Ms. Pac-Man.

I've let the game put its best foot forward by starting the game at a higher level (Level 7). At the lower levels the game moves very slowly. It's still pretty slow on level 7.

Actual computer play. Not emulated.

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[NESAtariSegaNerd]

Is is the PAL version?

[PlayingWithHistory]

@NESAtariSegaNerd No.

[starblazers1969]

It is nice to know the game will run stock. Is this game rare?

[PlayingWithHistory]

It's certainly uncommon, but I wouldn't call it rare.

[starblazers1969]

Do you think it would run faster with 32 KB of RAM?

[PlayingWithHistory]

To my knowledge, the game isn't programmed to take advantage of expanded memory, and if it was, I'm not sure that would be something that would speed up the game.

[philiptwood]

That's actually not a bad looking port considerin the 2600 version.

[NESAtariSegaNerd]

@PlayingWithHistory Andsthinking about getting this... Wow. Even though there isn't, this should be level -1!

[Ogma01]

This and the first Pac-Man are REALLY impressive on the TI-99/4A. Thanks for posting this.

[TheDemoniusX]

I played oregon trail on this system when I was 6... Good times!

[dreamcastII]

This is a good looking game. This machine has some excellent arcade conversions tha tI didnt know about q*bert, for example

[jjakucyk]

I had this one as a kid (heck, Mom and Dad may still have it in a box somewhere). One of the better games on the TI that we had. I just love the sound the food make as it goes dancing across the screen.