Ms. Pac-Man

A Ms. Pac-Man upright kept at home, with the pink and yellow bands, the bow-topped heroine and her ghost chorus painted down the blue side. Midway released it in 1981 after buying Crazy Otto, an enhancement of Pac-Man made by a small company called General Computer Corporation. For buyers, the side art is worth a close look: most cabinets were painted, but the last production run used adhesive stickers instead, so sticker art on a Ms. Pac-Man does not automatically mean a bootleg or a reproduction.