Critic Reviews
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Daily Radar
Featuring over 180 puzzles, easy-to-learn gameplay and some great extras -- including three cool multiplayer modes and the original arcade version of Ms. Pac-Man-- the return of the first lady of videogames is one that's impressive, if not quite triumphant.
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| 80 |
Happy Puppy
Like fine wine or stinky cheese, Ms. Pac-Man just gets better and better as time goes by.
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| 76 |
IGN
May lack the bells and whistles when it comes to the visuals for a Dreamcast game, but a good number of options and the addictive nature of gobbling pellets is hard to beat.
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| 70 |
CNET Gamecenter
There isn't much to complain about with Maze Madness, except that the game is short and easy.
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| 70 |
GamerWeb Sega
It shouldn't be ignored because it has playability, fun, solid multi-player modes, good music, and enough to give a gamer a good time.
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| 69 |
GameSpot
It ultimately does what few updated classics do well - it brings new concepts to a well-known game while keeping the fun and magic of the original game.
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| 60 |
DC Swirl
If it weren't for the extra $10 you have to pay for the privilege and the Sega/Dreamcast boot-up sequence, there's no way you would know that this is a DC game from looking at it on a TV screen without the PSX version nearby for comparison.
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| 60 |
GamePro
Ms. Pac Man sometimes gets a mind of her own when you tell her where to go, but the simple controls keep gameplay chomping along.
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