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the review system. 1 = Terrible, 5 = Awesome!
Another Pac-Man variant. Why a ladybug eats all those veggies is beyond me. They're carnivorous.
 | Graphics: 3
Sound: 3
Replay Value: 3
Notes: 1- or 2-player game
Screen Shots |
Actually, Lady Bug is one of the better Coleco
cartridges for Intellivision. Sure, that might not be saying a whole
lot, but the sound isn't too bad, and the graphics are decent. It's another
Pac-Man clone, with this game's gimmick being the rotating walls that change
the shape of the maze. Although I'm not familiar with the arcade game, it is
pleasing to see that they did a reasonably good job of preserving the prizes
in each maze, and the graphics on them aren't too bad. I still haven't figured
out what a ladybug is doing eating all those vegetables, though. Their diet is
primarily aphids - i.e. other bugs - so the 'enemy' in this game could well be
their meal! Best Score:
48960 (Level 11 - Potato) [Start:
Skill Level 1]
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| ROM |
No ROM variants have been identified. |
| Box |
So far, two variations have been found. |
| Manual |
No variations have been found. |
| Overlays |
Custom overlays have been designed and distributed by Psycho Stormtrooper. |
| Label |
No variations have been found. |
| Easter Eggs |
No Easter Eggs have been found. |
A total of two Lady Bug box variants have been documented.
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Coleco |
2483 |
1983 |
U.S.A. |
Has artwork next to picture of arcade machine; standard 'Intellivision® or Intellivision® II' banner; small top flaps have proof of purchase w/ part number on one and date of manufacture on the other; has barcode on back |
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CBS Electronics |
76-323A |
1983 |
Holland |
U.K. release; need to confirm origin and date; submitted by Hankster |
Only one version of the manual has been found for Lady Bug.
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Coleco |
91859 |
1983 |
U.S.A. |
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Only one version of the overlay has been found for Lady Bug.
| Image not available. |
coleco |
N/A |
None |
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Custom overlay designed by Psycho Stormtrooper |
Only one version of the label has been found for Lady Bug.
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Coleco |
N/A |
1983 |
U.S.A. |
Standard black label; game logo right side up on edge; word wraps: Universal, Intellivi-, Printed, U.S.A., 1983, New |
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Despite its lame title screen, Lady Bug isn't all that bad. |
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Typically sparse Coleco game startup screen. Even their on ColecoVision games followed this pattern. |
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Prior to each level of the game, you get a preview, showing which goodie will appear in the maze. |
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Actually a pretty nicely done game. |
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