Ms. Pac-Man is an arcade game that is the sequel to the original Pac-Man arcade game. Originally, Ms. Pac-Man started as a hack called Crazy Otto by General Computer Corporation. However, since Bally-Midway became impatient in waiting for Namco to release Super Pac-Man, Bally-Midway then got the rights to Crazy Otto, changed the sprites to make it look like a Pac-Man game, and named it Ms. Pac-Man. But since the game was created without Namco's permisson, a lawsuit was filed against GCC and Midway. After the lawsuit, Namco got the rights to Ms. Pac-Man and released it in Japan.

Gameplay InfoEdit

The purpose of the game is to eat all the Pac-dots & avoid the attacks of the four ghost. The gameplay is very similar to Pac-Man all though there are some differences

• The games has four different mazes that appear in color
• The sound effects and music
• The Orange ghost is called Sue then Clyde

HistoryEdit

Midway Bally become very impatient in waiting for Namco to release Super Pac-Man & so what they did is they bought the rights to Crazy Otto, they changed the sprites to look like a Pac-Man game and change the title to Ms.Pac-Man and released in to arcades. A game encyclopedia called Killer List of Videogames noted that Ms.Pac-Man was develop & publish without Namco's permission causing Midway Bally and General Computer Corporation to give the rights of Ms.Pac-Man to Namco, this caused the termination of licensing agreement between Namco & Midway Bally.

Trivia Edit

• The game was originally a hack made by GCC (General Computer Corporation) video game company.
• This is the first Pac-Man game not to be developed by Namco.

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