When Ghostbusters came out a year and a half ago it had a few disappointing flaws. First, it had no co-op campaign (which can't really be changed now), but it also had broken achievements in the multiplayer mode. Four of the achievements in the co-op "horde" mode would not unlock. Now that the game has filtered through all of the Microsoft red tape to get the patch, is that really enough to bring us back to the game?
Right now for the next four hours, (deal is up sorry!) you can get the exlusive Slimer Edition of Ghostbusters for the Wii for only $38. Normally the edition runs for $60 on the Wii or $70 on the Xbox 360 and PS3. So what else do you get besides the game for the extra dough?
The PlayStation 3 version of Ghostbusters: The Video Game was criticized for its display issues, and for good reason. In fact, we "heartily" recommended the Xbox 360 version, citing the sub-par visuals as a solid reason.
We generally enjoyed busting ghosts this summer with our friends, on both the 360/PS3 and the Wii. It looks like we weren't alone. Atari has announced that Ghostbusters the Videogame has sold over one million copies in North America alone.
There's something strange in Xbox Live's hood - it's our next co-op night! We're getting together for our next official Co-Op night on Xbox Live with Peter, Ray, and the whole Ghostbusters crew. Want to join up? Read on to find out how.
By allowing a complete re imaging for the Wii release of a game, Atari did something much different with Ghostsbusters than what we normally see with games. Co-optimus.com was interested to see what those differences were between the Ghostbusters releases from a co-op specific point of view. Since we've already reviewed the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of Ghostbusters, all that was left was the radically different looking and controlling Wii version. Does Ghostbusters on the Wii do co-op as well as the Xbox 360 version, or perhaps, even better?
When it comes to comparing same games on different consoles, most of the time it simply feels like comparing apples to apples. Unfortunately, in the case of Ghostbusters, we're comparing apples on a tree to fallen apples that may have been hit by a lawnmower once or twice. Since it's important to know where your money is going, we felt it necessary to share the differences this time.
It's time to strap on our unlicensed nuclear accelerators, and clear our minds as Ghostbusters the Videogame hits the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and PS2 this week. There's also a PC version coming out, which we originally thought had co-op, but reports are coming in that's simply not the case.
Perhaps it's the fact that Ghostbusters for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 starts with the old, film grain and all, Columbia splash screen. Or maybe it's the famous theme song that kicks in shortly after. Whatever the reason, anyone born before 1985 is going to immediately have a smile on their face once the Ghostbusters disc hits their console. It's been a long time coming since we've had a new and original Ghostbusters game, and it's finally here - and it has the entire, well most, of the cast backing it.
I ain't afraid of no contests! No sir, and we've got a great one for you for the upcoming Ghostbusters Video game! We've put together a top notch exclusive Ghostbusters prize pack for one lucky winner. Read on to find out how to win!
Remember when Sony bought Ghostbusters game exclusivity in the European region, thereby locking out Xbox 360 owners from getting their hands on the title until later this year? Yeah, that sucked worse than a Slimer bath.
A current-gen Ghostbusters video game has been a long time coming. Rumored for years and announced in 2008, we are finally coming upon its imminent release, and are we ever excited!
