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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, so the 'enemy' in this game could well be their meal! Best Score: 48960 (Level 11 - Potato) [Start: Skill Level 1]

A total of five Lady Bug box variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	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
	Coleco	2483	1983	Canada	French-Canadian version; has artwork next to picture of arcade machine; dual-language 'Intellivision® or Intellivision® II' banner; back of box has dual-language game description
Image not available.	CBS Electronics	?	1983	Holland	International Edition; NEED CONFIRMATION of part numbers, origin, et. al.
	CBS Electronics	76-323A	1983	Holland	U.K. release; submitted by Hankster
	CBS Electronics	76-323 D	1983	Holland	German release; more structurally sound than your typical Coleco box; bottom flap tab also lists this number: 3P 4074

A total of five Lady Bug manual variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Coleco	91859	1983	U.S.A.
	Coleco	51917	1983	Canada	French-Canadian release with English and French as a single back-to-back manual, flip over to view other language
Image not available.	CBS Electronics	?	1983		International Edition; light blue game logo with greyscale version of box art; languages: English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish; no origin printed on manual; NEED CONFIRMATION
	CBS Electronics	2L 1964	1983		English (U.K.) edition; blue text and artwork; has another part number on back cover as well: 11-50210-4
	CBS Electronics	2L 1965	1983		German edition; blue text and artwork; has other part numbers on back cover as well: Art.-Nr. 7630-D and 11-50146-4

A total of two Lady Bug overlay variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Coleco	N/A	None		Custom overlay designed by Psycho Stormtrooper
	Reaper	76-323A	None		Part of the CBS Overlay Pack (2017)

A total of three Lady Bug label variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	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
	CBS Electronics	4L 2245	1983	England	English (U.K.) label
	CBS Electronics	4L 2246	1983		German label

	Despite its lame title screen, Lady Bug isn't all that bad.
	Typically sparse Coleco game startup screen. Even their own ColecoVision games followed this pattern.
	Prior to each level of the game, you get a preview, showing which goodie will appear in the maze.
	Actually a pretty nicely done game.

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