Pac-Man/パックマン (Nec Pc-8001MkII, 1984, Dempa Shimbunsha/Namco/Toshio Tabeta)

This is Pac-Man/パックマン for Nec Pc-8001MkII and this game seems to be an interesting case because first off, the colors are limited with dark blue, light blue, green, red, white and of course yellow. Second the Ghost Algorithm seems to be ok but still they move around and then they realize they need to chase Pac-Man it's like saying you forget something when you wake up and then come to realize that you did forget something, and this is a metaphor for this version of the game. Third it has Coffee Break scenes similar to the Arcade version but it's similar to the Nec Pc-8001MkIISR, Nec Pc-8801 and Nec Pc-8801MkIISR because they barely look like the ones from the arcade but that doesn't matter since they are really good, rare and obscure version that I have never played before, and I really hope you guys enjoy playing the game on the game here as well.
The Ports it was on:
Arcade
Coleco Tabletop
Commodore VIC-20
Tomy Tabletop
Atari 2600
Atari 5200
Atari 8-Bit Family
Apple II
Commodore 64
ColecoVision
Intellivision
Texas Instrument-99/4A
Amstrad CPC
MS-DOS/PC-DOS/IBM PC-DOS
Nec Pc-8001MkII
Nec Pc-8801
Nec Pc-8001MkIISR
Nec Pc-8801MkIISR
Sharp X1
Sharp Mz-700
Sharp Mz-1500
Sharp Mz-2000/2200
Sharp Mz-2500
Fujitsu Micro-7
MSX
Famicom/NES
ZX Spectrum
Nec Pc-6001MkII/Pc-6601
Nec Pc-8801MkIISR
Sharp X68000
Game Boy
Game Gear
Nec Pc-9801
Super Famicom/SNES
Mega Drive/Sega Genesis
PlayStation
Windows
Nintendo 64
Dreamcast
Game Boy Color
Neo Geo Pocket Color
Game Boy Advance
Nintendo DS
J2ME
IOS
Android
Web Bowser

Note: When I first started dumping this game there were some issues when I dumped it even with Dumplisteditor and it was because the emulators M88 and ePc-8001MkII have their own issues and one is that the sound mutes off in the M88 Emulator and its music is completely not right and the ePc-8001MkII Emulator music still runs but it's no issue since it's speed is slow and I think it must have been the real speed the whole time and I recommend that you guys should use the ePc-8001MkII Emulator made by Takeda because it's much better and has no flaws unlike the M88 Emulator.
The ePc-8001MkII Emulator:
https://archive.org/details/Pc-8001Mk...