When creating sprites for games in the 1980s, most devs used graph paper to sketch out the sprites.

During development of Crazy Otto GCC used a Lite Brite toy.

Several of the Ms. Pac-Man trading cards mention an "Act IV" as a reference to the Ms. Pac-Man intermissions tha end after Act III.

Later ports of Ms. Pac-Man released after the cards add a fourth act.

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Ms. Pac-Man original sprites from when it was still called Pac-Women show her with a yellow bow and red hair.

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Be Like Pac-Man And The Ghostly Adventures is such a odd game

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