I got my Ms. Pac-Man Plug and Play working again! In combination with an expansion cartridge, this gave me access to Dig Dug, as well as Pole Position. Join me as I play the first game of each of these in a year.
I did pretty well in Dig Dug, but turned in a disappointing Pole Position score. The controller is cool; if you twist the joystick it acts as your steering wheel.
I played two games of Ms. Pac-Man, with the first being the best.
Finally, I dug up the Atari 2600 Flashback machine and played a game of an Atari classic: Yar’s Revenge. Join me as I explain this game in extremely technical terms.
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Yar’s Revenge is great. Probably the best 2600 game, at least in the non-Activision category.
That Plug & Play might be worth something now. There’s legal shenanigans regarding the rights to Ms. Pac-Man. A bunch of the Pac-Man games have been re-released with the Ms. Pac-Man character replaced by Pac-Mom.
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Yes it is very expensive to replace on eBay, especially the version with the card slot. But Ms. Pac-Mac was always made by another company. It was never part of the original Namco series. It’s like the Never Say Never Again of Pac Man.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ms._Pac-Man
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I just emailed you review #1 for October.
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Scheduled for Oct 2.
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