Back in the late 90’s and early 00’s we didn’t really get a chance to see to many maze games for the Nintendo 64.  Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness was released back in 2000 and had multiple developers depending on what version of the game one was playing.  While Namco worked on the Game boy Advance version of the game which came out in 2004 the Dreamcast and the Nintendo 64 versions of the game was made by Mass Media Inc. As a 3D maze game Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness is a pretty cool game with an interesting plot where players have to stop the main antagonist Mesmerelda from stealing the Gems of Virtue in order to thwart her plans on controlling Pac-Land.

While the game has an interesting story long with cool 3D worlds that players must travel through one of the main drawbacks of that the game normally receives involves  criticism regarding the multiplayer mode in this game.  While some people enjoy the multiplayer mode no matter what others complain about the things such as the camera angle along with the fact that there is generally so much going on to a point where its hard for players to follow what is going on.  Despite, how some feel about the multiplayer mode of Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness the game itself is pretty decent although between the PS1, Nintendo 64 and the Sega Dreamcast its debatable on which version of the game is more superior.