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Ms. Pac-Man

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	Yawackhary Jul 11, 2022, 3:14 PM
	@Sonicspritemaster Both you and Rainbow Question Mark are right in a way... It started off GCC reverse engineering Pac-Man to make Crazy Otto and showed it to Midway who had the US rights to Pac-Man. They liked it and with the blessing of the late Namco boss Masaya Nakamura made the game very quickly (apparently took about 2 weeks). So for a while this was a sequel to Pac-Man (games like Pac-Man Plus are considered an expansion). After the split between Midway and Namco, Namco considers Super Pac-Man to be the sequel as it was done by the original creator but still included Ms. Pac-Man due to its popularity and used the character. Now with AtGames having the rights from GCC and Bandai Namco replacing her with Pac-Mom, Ms. Pac-Man is now completely non-canon.

	Sonicspritemaster Jun 30, 2021, 8:25 AM
	@Rainbow Question Mark Actually, no. This was the sequel to Pac-Man. (Well, at least to me.)

	Rainbow Question Mark Jul 15, 2018, 10:29 PM
	Literally a ROM hack of Pac-Man, made by Midway.