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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Apple Puckman	Brøderbund (StarCraft)	1981		Apple II E
Arcade Classics	Philips (Namco)	1996	Remember the good old days spending hours behind the árcade machine? These days are back. "Arcade Classics" has 3 all time classic games from the time that "Game play" was #1: Ms. Pac-Man, Galaxian and Galaga! Ms. Pac-Man is a 2 player game, Head to Head.	CD-I
Baby Jo in Going Home	Loriciel	1991	Now available on your screens! The Super Hero An explosion of humour and action in an irresistible arcade game!! A hilarious screenplay bristling with gags and traps!! An amazingly lively game-play!! For losing your sanity, there's just one answer The new must in arcade games!* [76]* [23]* [97]* [22]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
Chomp	author	1993		Linux
Cobra	Xaviersine	?		Memotech MTX
Do! Run Run	Electrocoin	1990		Amiga
Do! Run Run	Electrocoin	1990		Atari ST
Do! Run Run	Universal	1984		Arcade
El Bandito	Mark Data Products;Creative Computin2	1982		Tandy Coco
Gobble De Spook	Camsoft (Sian Software)	1983		Camputers Lynx
Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility	Marvelous Interactive;Natsume;Rising Star Games (Marvelous Interactive)	2007	Sample the farming life like never before in Harvest Moon: Tree of Tranquility for Wii and carve out an alternative life that is relaxing, challenging and, most of all, fun!* [100]* [12]	Wii
Indian No Bouken	Hudson	1983		MSX
Jelly Boy	Ocean (Probe)	1991		GB
Mr Do!	Universal (Dempa)	1994		X68000
Mr Wiz	Superior Software	1984		Electron
Mr Wiz	Superior Software	1984		C64
Mr. Dig	Computerware;MicroDeal	1984		Tandy Coco
Mr. Do!	Coleco	1983	As an elfin dweller of a magic garden, you must avoid or do away with a bunch of nasty critters who are after you, while gobbling up as much yummy fruit as you can.* [126]* [125]*** [48]	ColecoVision
Mr. Do!	Imagineer (Black Pearl Software)	1995		SNES
Mr. Do!	Ocean	1991		GB
Mr. Do!	Datasoft	1985	Down below in the ground in many labyrinths, Mr.Do collects cherries. A range of monsters try to chase him. For his defence he is able to shoot or drop apples on their heads, be careful the apples are deadly for himself too. Either if he collected all cherries or killed all monsters in a scene he advances to the next one. This is not a good arcade conversion.	C64
Mr. Do!	Coleco;CBS Electronics (Coleco)	1983		Atari 2600
Mr. Do!	Colpax	1984		MSX
Mr. Do!	Mindware	1996		NEC PC9801
Mr. Do!	Tomy	1983		Tomy Tutor
Mr. Do!	Universal;Taito	1982	The Yukidaruma (snow man) version has the main character modified to look like a snow man.	Arcade
Mr. Do! vs Unicorns	Sony	1984		MSX
Mr. Do!'s Castle	Parker Brothers	1984		ColecoVision
Mr. Do!'s Castle	Parker Brothers	1984	9420. Rarity 6 rare+. North America NTSC. 1 player only. Mr. Do! uses his hammer to dislodge key block and cherry blocks that make up floors in the castle. Unicorns roam freely around the castle seeking to kill Mr. Do!. They also repair the holes left when cherry blocks are knocked out. If Mr Do! breaks all three key blocks, he can grab the key and open the power pellet room. The power pellet allows Mr Do! to chase the Unicorns, one of which has 1 letter of the word EXTRA. Collecting all the letters to EXTRA results in an extra life. There are also gaps in the floors with a diagonal ladder that goes from the floor below to the platform left or right of the gap. These ladder can be kicked on the top to lean them to the other side of the gap. If Mr. Do! smashes all the Unicorns, he wins the level. If he runs out of blocks, he wins the level. [Zerothis]	Atari 5200
Mr. Do!'s Castle	Parker Brothers	1984	Originally designed by Coleco, but released by Parker Brothers after Coleco left the 2600 market in 1983.	Atari 2600
Mr. Do!'s Castle	Parker Brothers	1984	8k prototype cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Mr. Do!'s Castle	Parker Brothers	1984	I'm fairly sure this was released as [url=/forum/thread/19797]CastleMania[/url] or very similar title here where I live, either as pirate version or rebranded but I can't verify this. See the other thread for more details or if you wish to comment on that.	C64
Mr. Do's Castle	Universal	1983	Operate Mr. Do! by means of the lever. After dropping a block by use of the hammer, skillfully drop the unicorn into the hole. Then drop the block onto the unicorn and you can exterminate it. You can also exterminate the unicorn by dropping a block onto it while it is walking. You can hit and knock over a unicorn by use of the hammer in scenes 1 and 2. Make good use of the skull blocks, and you can wipe out several unicorn at a time. When dropping both skull blocks, the blocks between them will also drop at the same time. Only Mr. Do! can remove the ladder. If Mr. Do! has been trapped between two unicorns on the blocks, you can help him escape by dropping a block with the hammer. When three of the key blocks have been dropped, the door on the top level will open and a shield will appear. If you wipe it out the unicorns will change to EXTRA. You can exterminate EXTRA by hammering it or dropping Mr. Do! on it. When it has been wiped out, a flag will be run up on the pole. Another Mr. Do! will appear if you succeed in running up five flags, EXTRA on the pole. The last unicorn in scenes 1 and 2, will change and split into the blue unicorns after 20 seconds - after a further 25 seconds, the blue unicorns will split into double unicorns, and then after another 5 seconds these will become eight - there will be no further increase. Red unicorns will become green if Mr. Do! hits them four times with the hammer, and green unicorns will become blue when he hits them once with it.***Earlier Japanese versions of Mr Do`s Castle used the name 'Mr. Do VS The Unicorns' [Zerothis]	Arcade
Mr. Do's Wild Ride	Universal	1984		Arcade
Mr. Do's Wild Ride	Colpax	1986		MSX
Mr. Do's Wild Ride	Electrocoin	1990		Konix
Mr. Ee!	Micro Power	1984		BBC
Mr. Is	author	1995		Linux
Mr. Is	author	1992		Unix
Mr. Is	author	2000		BSD
Mr. Is	author	?		Solaris
Mr. Wiz!	Superior Software;Blue Ribbon Software	1984		BBC
Ms Snapman	ZX-Africa	?		Memotech MTX
Ms. Pac-Man	Williams (Digital Eclipse)	1996	Digital Eclipse's company line: This port includes all the enhancements of the Sega Genesis release from Tengen.	SNES
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen (Innerprise Software)	1991	All of the action and fun of the first feminist arcade game comes to the Sega Genesis in MS. PAC-MAN. You take control of a yellow disc adorned with lipstick and a pink bow. The goal is to guide the disc around a maze and eat all the dots. However, there are four ghosts chasing you around the maze. As a stroke of luck, there are power pellets located in each corner of the maze. When the power pellets are eaten, all of the ghosts turn blue, and they can be eaten. Occasionally, fruit will float into the maze and can also be munched for extra points. If your friends want to play along, there is an Alternating Two-Player mode as well as a Two-Player Simultaneous mode. Play as the first female arcade hero in MS. PAC-MAN.* [37]* [29]* [27]* [20]	Mega Drive
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1990	Ms. Pac-Man's here, and she's totally liberated! She gets to run around in 36 unique, mind-boggling mazes - some small enough to fit on one screen; some so big you'll have to scroll around; and some are straight out of the arcades! Even the fruits bounce around, making it that much tougher to get bonus points. Choose Easy, Normal, Hard or Crazy speeds. Whether you're a beginner or expert, Ms. Pac-Man will have you running ragged. There's even a Pac Booster button to really let her shake those pesky ghosts. Play Ms. Pac-Man by yourself or take turns with a friend. Better yet, two can play at the same time - one as the divine Ms. Pac-Man; the other, as the original Pac-Man!*I know there is a Japanese Famicom version of Ms. Pac-Man. And it was released prior to this Namco version developed by Now Productions. AND it was developed directly by Namco (Namcot). I've seen it in those X-in-1 TV consoles (Famicom clone systems). Both legitimate versions that take advantage of some irregularities in Japanese copyright filing and illegal versions. There are also Brazilian and Australian releases that are probably based on the Tengen version but could also be yet another version of Ms. Pac-Man. And there's Hong Kong, Chinese, and Korean version that may be legitimate and based on one of these. However, there is a Famicom Disk System version that may be the basis for all of these*This is Tengen's implementation of Ms.Pac-Man released in the USA. Namco would later release [game=#167632]another implementation[/game] that differers from this one and was developed by a different company. Tengen's version was not licensed by Nintendo and did not carry the 'Nintendo's seal of $10 has been added to the price of this cart'. However, Atari Games (which is also Tengen), did hold the rights to produce Pac-Man games for home systems in the USA at the time; This is a perfectly legitimate cart as far as Tengen's preexisting legal agreement with Namco. Tengen's version has many game variations. 1 Player, 2 Player Alternating, 2 Player Simultaneous Competitive, 2 Player Simultaneous Cooperative (Pac-Man & Ms. Pac-Man). Arcade, mini, big, or strange maze sets. Optional pac-boost (super fast Pac-Man). Large scrolling mazes. 4 levels of difficulty. Namco's version did not have these features, did have Nintendo's seal, cost more, and was release over 3 years later. [Zerothis]	NES
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1991		Master System
Ms. Pac-Man	Atari	1983	[125]***CX-5243. Rarity 2 Common+. North America NTSC. 1 player or 2 players alternating. The [game=Pac-Man]Pac-Man[/game] sequel with moving fruit and mazes from the [game=#153224]arcade version[/game]. And the protagonist is cuter. Eat all the pellets in the maze. Avoid the ghosts unless you're powered up with a power pellet (limited time only). Atari created a prototype of this game that used the Puffer controller. Programmed by Jim Leiterman. [Zerothis]	Atari 5200
Ms. Pac-Man	Tengen	1995		Game Gear
Ms. Pac-Man	Atarisoft	1983	Fails to run on IIGS	Apple II E

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