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Published: 2010-05-23 00:14:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 32822; Favourites: 291; Downloads: 2471
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Since today marks Pac-Man's 30th anniversary, I thought it would be a suitable day to finally submit this 3D Ms Pac Man render that I finished a while back. I originally shied away from the idea of making this at all, since there are already plenty of 3D versions of the Pac Man games that've been made throughout the years. I modeled this voxel render up anyway, for whatever reason, and ended up liking the way it turned out.I've always preferred Ms. Pac-Man to Pac-Man, as the majority of people seem to. I think this is my first 3-D render that isn't native to the 8-bit NES version of any game; this is modeled completely accurate to Level 1 of the Namco / Midway Arcade version of the game, instead of any of the inferior home console versions (the Tengen Nintendo game was close, & easily the best 8bit home console verison).
I have several alternate color versions of this render that I'll be putting in my scraps section. If anyone wants a version with a color scheme featuring their favorite colors, just let me know, and I can try making you a custom wallpaper. If you want purple and green ghosts, completely different colored walls, pellets, and/or borders, etc.
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I am hosting an 80's themed art event that is FREE to enter and open to the public. Ten winning submissions will be used to create a set of trading cards. I invite you to check it out here: [link]
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I prefered Ms. Pac-Man because of her increased speed, wackier graphics, catchier music, and the new ghost eating sound. I didn't like it because Clyde's name was Sue, the ghosts' behavior was randomized, and her eating and power-up sound effects were anoying. Hmmm...try to but a blue outlined, indigo maze. Make Blinky a pinkish orange color with light purple eyes and dark red pupils. Make Clyde/Sue a brownish cream color. Make Pinky violet. Lastly, make Inky indigo with creamy orange eyes and dark blue pupils.
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I like how you were able to re-interpret the sprites as three dimensional models while still maintaining the visual aesthetic of the original game. Serious kudos.
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Yay spread the love with Ms. Pac-Man always love both pac-mans but it was rare for me to do ms. pac-man
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This isn't the actual game -just a well-done picture.
I do have a pac-man game on my desktop machine, but it might no longer work. In it, you could tilt the playing field and even go right into the trenches and run with Pac-Man. Keys to do this were NOT documented, tho. I had to find them by accident.
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I like both the original colour scheme and the blue in your other deviation. 
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I am speechless except for the fact that this is simply the best 3D rendering EVER!
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Ms. Pac-Man in 3D? I'd hit that...
...one-player button.
If you're doing a survey, count me in as someone who likes Super Pac-Man and Pac-Man Junior more than the original two. But I always enjoyed Ms.'s colors, easy mazes and her supporting act, The Dancing Cherries.
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I remember when I was a child and was playing ms pac man more than three hours without stopping to drink water or eat lunch.
I had a classic Atari 2600
happy childhood
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aslkgjhalgkjhzsfdkgzd,fgzdkfgdzf THAT IS AWESOME!
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Thank you for thinking it's awesome, I'm happy to see that you think so.
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Thank you; happy that you like this.
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Hell, I like interpretations from the first "flat" videogames.
Good job.
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Thank you, glad to see you like what I'm doing.
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Thank you for thinking so.
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Thank you for the compliment; I'm happy that you like it.
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you're welcome! love the avatar!
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Ms. Pac-Man had a lot of improvements over the original, most notably several maze layouts instead of just one.
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3-D from 2-d could see a resurgence
from 3d dot game heroes, but us watchers
knew you did it before it was cool.
Love this 1.
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Yeah, voxel modeling is starting to pop up in a lot of places lately, most notably with that game. If 3DDGH becomes as successful as I think it can for Playstation, hopefully it will miff Nintendo enough to the point they start to consider making voxel versions of their classic franchises as a reaction.
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Many thanks for liking this.
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Thank you greatly; happy that you like this.
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Many thanks for thinking so; glad to hear you think it's awesome.
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Now this is cool!
I would definitely play a 3D version of Mrs. Pac-man if it looked like this.
By the way, you wouldn't happen to have a version in htis with the maze colored in midnight and royal blue, would you?
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Thank you for the comment.
I could accomodate that request; I just need to know which part of the maze you want colored the dark blue, and which you want the lighter blue. Do you want the walls midnight blue, with their trim royal, or do you want it the other way around?
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Yes, the walls I want midnight, the trim is to be royal.
Thanks for everything!
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I forgot to ask, anything you want done with the pellets/power pellets, or do you want them to stay white?
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Hmmβ¦
Could you make them gold (255, 215, 0)?
When I was a kid, I always imagined that Pac-Man and Mrs. Pac-Man were eating cheese while they ran through the mazes.
Thus, whenever there was a hunk of cheddar anywhere, I would wolf it down.
I know better know, but I'm still a cheese fanatic!
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It just finished rendering and it's in my scraps section. Here's a [link] to it. Let me know if I didn't get the colors exact enough.
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Beautifulβ¦!
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I've always wondered why Ms Pac Man is preferred over the original, although I havent played it in forever so i dont know.
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Thank you, happy that you like it.
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