So, Ms. Pac-Man on SNES—yeah, it's basically the arcade classic but with a few tweaks. The mazes feel familiar, but the colors pop a little more, and the controls are smoother than you'd expect from a 16-bit port. First thing you notice? The ghosts move just unpredictably enough to keep you on your toes, but not so much that it feels unfair.

It’s got all the original mazes plus a few extras, and honestly, the fruit bonuses are still weirdly satisfying to grab. The sound effects are crunchy in that nostalgic way, though the music loops get old fast. If you’ve played the arcade version, it’s not a huge leap, but it’s a solid way to kill time if you’re craving some old-school chomping action.

Still holds up better than most ports from that era.