
The name of the pink monster in Crazy Otto. Located at ( $D5A) to ( name of the red monster in Crazy Otto. (In the game's text map, the symbol is used for spaces, and semicolons are used for hyphens.) One year later, Namco would create and release their own Pac-Man sequel with this title (see: Super Pac-Man) Pac-Man, as explained by programmer Steve Golson during GDC 2016. Located at ( $8C6) to ( Pac-Man was an in-development title for Ms. Poking around in the decrypted/patched 6J ROM (pacman.6J in the encrypted "mspacman" romset, BOOT4 in the decrypted "mspacmab" romset) yields a couple traces of Ms.
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Those encrypted ROMs would decrypt and apply a patch in real time to the original Pac-Man ROMs (still present on the logic board), but decrypted romsets (commonly used on bootleg hardware) are pre-patched, essentially doing away with the daughtercard and the "real time patch" method. Pac-Man hardware consisted of a daughtercard containing encrypted ROMs that plugged into the Z80 socket on a standard Midway Pac-Man logic board. The orange ghost was also renamed from Clyde to Sue, which went to a fifth (purple) ghost for the aforementioned cartoon and subsequent games. The game itself is an improvement over Pac-Man with changing maze layouts, new cutscenes, new sounds and music, and the bonus items bouncing around the maze. Pac-Man that they produced unauthorized ports without returning royalties to GCC, leading to a years-long legal battle over the IP rights. In fact, Namco was so eager to profit from Ms. Pac-Man for release and contributed to the character's design. Contrary to popular belief, Namco cleared Ms.


Pac-Man's huge success eventually made it an official part of the franchise (most notably the 1982-83 Pac-Man cartoon). Originally developed by General Computer Corporation as an enhancement kit for Pac-Man called Crazy Otto, Ms. This game has a hidden developer message.
