Ah, Jr. Pac-Man. He may be Jr. but there is nothing Jr. about him. With the massive mazes, high speed, and exploding bonus items this is a Pac-Man game that will satisfy any fan of the Pac-series of games. Of course, this particular port by Bob DeCrescenzo is nothing short of a gaming work of art. This port has graphics that are excellent and arcade-accurate. The mazes scroll horizontally and the action is just as frenetic. The sound effects are an excellent approximation to the arcade's, which is a feat all on its own given the limits of the TIA chip in the 7800. If you want to "cheat" a bit, you can use the right difficulty switch to give Jr. a speed edge that should make it easier to finish those huge mazes. In addition to all the mazes, the game features the intermission screens. I know the 2600 port does not have these and I believe other Atari ports do not have these either, so this is a nice touch. This is yet another must-have for anyone with an Atari 7800.