Jakks Ms. Pac-Man TV Game Review & Ratings

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Jakks Ms. Pac-Man TV Game Review

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OK, you need to be aware that there are 3 different versions of this game.
The first version was packaged in a plastic shell, and says 2004 on it. It does not support Jakks GameKeys.
The second version was packaged in a cardboard box, and says 2005 on it. It does support Jakks GameKeys and says so on the box.
The third version (and current version) is packaged in a plastic shell, and says 2006 on it. It does not support Jakks GameKeys.
I only care about Ms.Pac-Man, and had read some reviews that said the controls weren't very good in Ms.Pac-Man in the first version of the game. Since it uses an 8-directional controller (since one of the other games supports diagonal directions), and Ms.Pac-Man supports only 4 directions, there can be problems if you move the stick diagonally.
I've also read that the later versions made the controls better in Ms.Pac-Man. I've only played the second and third versions of the game, and indeed I did not have any problems controlling Ms.Pac-Man.
But I did notice a problem with the third version. Sometimes the image on the screen would move to the right and then snap back to the center, or the image would just be totally screwed up (like a really old TV whose antenna wasn't adjusted correctly). I did not have this problem with the second version. Maybe it was just a defective unit; I do not know if the problem occurs for all third versions.
The GameKey feature on the second version might seem cool (it is a cartridge slot that lets you play additional games). But I'm pretty sure that Jakks does not sell the cartridges separately (they are packaged with certain games, although none is included with the Ms.Pac-Man game, unless you were lucky enough to find the WalMart exclusive version of the second version of the game a couple years ago). And the GameKey cartridges are locked to a specific game. So if a GameKey cartridge came with the SpongeBob TV game, then you cannot put it into the second version of the Ms.Pac-Man game. Additionally, Jakks appears to have abandoned the GameKey feature, as their latest games do not have a GameKey slot.
The first and second versions of this game have been phased out, but there are still some stores around me that carry them.
Last thing: I don't like how the Jakks games require you to use a screwdriver to open up the battery compartment.

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