Pac-Man on snes

Game Overview
I first played Pac-Man on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System back in 1993, a version developed and published by Namco. It was a solid port that fit right in with the platform's library, offering a familiar arcade experience with a noticeable visual upgrade. It didn't try to reinvent the wheel, just delivered a cleaner, more colorful take on a game everyone already knew.You control the yellow, pie-shaped Pac-Man, navigating him through a series of single-screen mazes to eat all the dots while avoiding four colored ghosts. The main objective is simple: clear each stage. The signature mechanics are eating Power Pellets to temporarily turn the tables and hunt the ghosts, and using the side tunnels to quickly warp across the screen. The pacing is relentless, with the difficulty ramping up steadily as the ghosts get smarter and faster. It feels like a tense, strategic race against time with every screen you clear.