Mad Donna (Tuning, set 1)

Mad Donna debuted in arcades in 1995 from Promat under license from Tuning, presenting a two-player maze experience. Players navigate their characters through enclosed areas, collecting items while avoiding adversaries. The gameplay draws clear inspiration from classic titles like Pac-Man, offering a familiar structure with updated graphics. Success in Mad Donna is rewarded with visual content; completing each stage unlocks progressively revealing images. Initially, players see only the character’s face, but clearing subsequent rounds grants access to full-body views that scroll across the screen. The game utilizes a Motorola 68000 and Zilog Z80 processor alongside sound chips for audio output. The title itself derives from the Italian word "Donna," meaning woman. Designed for two players simultaneously using eight-way joysticks, Mad Donna provides a competitive maze challenge with unique visual rewards.