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Mappy - Versions Comparison - 6TH WILL BLOW YOUR MIND!!

It's time to cover another comparison that you had requested a lot: the classic Namco platform game, Mappy / マ ッ ピ ー. This video features gameplay of the first level of the following versions: 0:00 Arcade (1983) 1:17 Sord M5 (1983) 2:30 NES / Famicom (1984) 3:08 MSX (1984) 3:53 Sharp X1 (1984) 4:55 Sharp MZ-700 (1984) 5:58 Sharp MZ-700 (PCG Version) (1984) 6:54 Sharp MZ-1500 (1984) 7:35 Sharp MZ-2500 (1986) 8:35 Epoch Super Cassette Vision (1986) 9:24 Fujitsu Micro 7 / FM-7 (1986) 10:18 NEC PC-6001mkII/SR, NEC PC-6601/SR (1986) 11:17 NEC PC-8001mkII SR (1986) 12:15 NEC PC-8801mkII SR (1986) 13:21 Sharp X1 (New version) (1986) 14:20 Game Gear (1991) 15:12 Game Boy / GB (Namco Gallery Vol. 1) (1996) 16:07 Super Game Boy (Namco Gallery Vol. 1) (1996) 16:57 PlayStation / PSX (Namco Museum Vol. 2) (1996) 18:12 PC Windows (Microsoft Revenge of Arcade) (1998) 19:30 Game Boy Advance / GBA (Famicom Mini) (2004) 20:04 JAKKS Pacific (Ms. Pac-Man 5-in-1) (2004) 21:25 Nintendo DS (Namco Museum DS) (2007) This video wouldn't have been possible without the help of other retro game lovers: @Past Games TV and @Animation Master. Please, support them subscribing to their Youtube channels. Past Games TV channel:    / @topretrogames   Animation Master channel:    / @animationmaster167   This video does not include unofficial versions, homebrews and several versions that are mere emulation, such as the one present in the Namco 50 Anniversary compilations and the virtual shops of the most recent systems. There are official versions that unfortunately could not be included in the video, such as Palm OS, J2ME or iOS. If we get them one day, maybe we'll publish an updated version of this video. Unfortunately, the only version of Super Cassette Vision available is corrupt and for this reason you can appreciate graphical and sound errors in the footage. You are surely freaking out about the MZ-700's graphics. Without the PCG chip, this system could only display letters, numbers, and basic geometric shapes. This version, in fact, was originally created just for fun by GAME ROMAN, but due to its playability so faithful to the original game, NAMCO decided to release it. Which is your favourite version? If you liked the video, subscribe to our channel and click the bell icon to get new updates.