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June 2009
(79%)
38 Reviews
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Though it gets much right, there’s just too much sloppy combat and too many irritating designs and overused elements for this to be considered truly great, but it’s still a huge amount of fun. 7.1/10Print this pageUser reviews (0)Share this pa...
Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Xbox 360) Reviewby J Patrick Ohlde on July 27, 2009 in Video GamesSummary [8.5/10 (for fans) 6.5/10 (for anyone else)]Set in 1991 the Ghostbusters game effectively serves as a de facto third movie This is a cannon installm...
Abstract: "Ner, ner, ner, ner, nerny, nerny, nerny, ner, ner, ner . . . who ya gonna call . . . GHOSTBUSTERS" There wont be a gamer over the age of 30 who wont know something about the exploits of Egon Spengler, Ray Stantz, Peter Venkman and Winston Zeddemor...
Abstract: If you are a Ghostbusters fan, run to your nearest videogame store and pick this game up! What, you are still reading? In that case, I will also tell you again that this is the best movie to videogame adaptation I have ever played. Other than the stor...
Abstract: Visually the game looks good, but it does hit a few speed bumps along the way. First the good. The game does a great job of recreating the City of New York that existed during the two films. As well, all the locations that are familiar to Ghostbusters ...
Ghostbusters: The Video Game is a surprisingly solid licensed product that combines everything fans of the product love with some solid gameplay elements to make something that casual and dedicated fans of Ghostbusters will want to own, though it’s no...
Abstract: Ghostbusters är tillbaka och hanterar filmlicensen på bästa möjliga sätt. Titeln bjuder på spökjägare med välskrivet manus, bra dialog och underbara röstinsatser.
Faithful recreation of classic franchise, Excellent production values with original cast, Creative use of all "Ghostbuster" technology,
Enemies essentially boil down to two general types, Loading time after death is very annoying, Limited need for extra weapon systems except for the staples
Harold Ramis and Dan Akroyd should be commended for writing an excellent script befitting of the Ghostbusters franchise. The game stumbles a bit at times but is otherwise a solid experience. Fanboys should do themselves a favor and buy this game. Gh...
Abstract: When we called the Ghostbusters back into our games in the early 90’s, they didn’t do a very good job. You remember the Genesis version, MSX, NES, GameBoy, Atari 2600, and C64. The richness of the Ghostbusters universe needed more than 8 or 16 bit grap...
