In 1991, Tengen brought Ms. Pac-Man to the NES, SEGA Genesis / Mega Drive, and SEGA Master System - a SNES version would later be distributed by Williams Entertainment in 1996. Their take on the game featured a wide variety of extras to play around with, including difficulties, multiplayer modes, maze types, and the Pac-Booster (which allowed Ms. Pac to be faster if enabled).
The Crazy difficulty is the closest one can get to experiencing the speed-enhanced Ms. Pac-Man on home consoles, albeit with one notable catch: The ghosts are also incredibly fast.
There are 32 levels in Tengen's Ms. Pac-Man, with an actual ending awaiting the player at the end of the road. However, if you want to reach it, you may NOT want to play the game on Crazy.