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" that filled living rooms across New York

featuring a high-contrast backlit screen

and the large mechanical switches were swapped for more compact buttons

Coleco Ms. Pac-Man (1983) Models on Display:Ms. Pac-Man built specifically to handle theColeco Ms. Pac Man The Coleco Ms. Pac Man Tabletop, released in 1983, arrived as the highly anticipated follow up to Colecos previous hit portable game, matching the arcade sequel's superiority with several key design upgrades. Housed in a vibrant pink and blue mini arcade cabinet, the game used a glowing, high contrast glass display that featured two distinct maze patternsa major upgrade over the single maze layout of the original model. The computer