Namco’s second entry into the iPod game market comes in the form of Ms. Pac-Man, the sequel to the legendary ... down, left and right. I found the controls to be a little problematic.

Indeed, my weekly allowance was frequently exchanged for quarters and dropped into the likes of Donkey Kong, Galaga and Ms. Pac-Man. Speaking ... play — it's the right height for them).

Case in point: go to Google Maps right now and you can play a game (or several) of Ms. Pac-Man, the classic arcade game and follow-up to the popular Pac-Man. At the lower left of Maps on a browser ...

That’s Ms. Pac-Man on the left and the new Pac-Mom on the right (pic: Metro.co.uk) Fans have noticed that Ms. Pac-Man looks a little different in the re-release of Pac-Land and it’s all due to ...

Like in Pac-Man before it, the controls in the Xbox 360 version of Ms. Pac-Man don't feel quite right. The D pad doesn't feel responsive enough, and it's easy to miss turns. When you're trying to ...

Those visiting Google Maps will see a Ms. Pac Man icon on the right side of the screen. After clicking it, the game will begin. Users control Ms. Pac Man by swiping left, right, up or down.

Why bother releasing Ms. Pac-Man when Pac-Man's already on Live Arcade ... you'll hit down and curse as you continue going from left to right, and so on. The further you get into the game ...

The nice thing about Ms. Pac-Man for Prizes is that winning seems very plausible. There are people who play the game quite a bit, but with the right amount of persistence and a little bit of Pac ...