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The cutscenes have been remastered from the original source material, which proved troublesome for Saber Interactive as Terminal Reality closed in 2013, and neither Sony or Atari had kept the cutscene assets for the game. For instance, I tried to fire through an empty clothes rail at one stage, and just hit an invisible barrier. One downside is that some objects that look transparent aren’t. Although many of the corridor sections (and there are many) look very samey, the textures and colours are crisp and vivid. New York looks great, and making your way through Time Square is a particular highlight of the first mission of the game. The design team deserve applause for getting the characters facial animations pretty true to life. I’ve gone back to check out the original PS3/360 version, and found the graphics to be pretty excellent back then too. Ghostbusters: The Video Game looks great, but then again it always did. Originally, the Wii saw a more cartoony version developed by Red Fly Studios. Annie Potts and William Atherton both reprised their roles as Janine Melnitz and Walter Peck, and Alyssa Milano and Bill’s brother, Brian Doyle Murray join the cast as original characters.Ī quick note, this may be a remaster, but this is the first time that this ‘version’ of the game has appeared on a Nintendo console. Murray has harboured some resentment for the franchise since Ghostbusters 2, so it was a genuine surprise to see him on-board. Original writers Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis were brought back to write dialogue for the game, as well as perform voiceover work for Stanz and Spengler respectively.Įrnie Hudson signed on to reprise his role as Winston Zedmore, but most unexpectedly, Bill Murray actually agreed to star in fshut the game. Sony had teamed Vivendi and Bloodrayne developer Terminal Reality to create a new Ghostbusters title, no expense spared. Actually, Sony already had a Ghostbusters game in development, the first since 2004’s light gun game Extreme Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Invasion. Many assumed that Sony saw the hype for ZootFly’s game and rushed their own game into production. ZootFly didn’t own the rights to make a Ghostbusters game and ZootFly’s Ghostbusters was shot down by Sony. It generated a huge amount of interest from fans, but there was a problem. Shortly later, they released a tech demo showing off some gameplay and cutscene footage. It should be noted that while Zombies are usually corporeal entities, the Zombies that appeared in The Real Ghostbusters appear as being something like a ghost.Back in 2006, a small developer called ZootFly began working on a Ghostbusters video game.It is referred to as a zombie in its Tobin's Spirit Guide entry's Contact Protocol section and is given the descriptor "Reanimator" in its classification. Ghostbusters: The Video Game features a regular enemy known as the Grave Fiend, which is very much like a Zombie.

Zombies appear as regular enemies in the video game Extreme Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Invasion. Though Zombies were not encountered by the Extreme Ghostbusters, Eduardo sees an illusion of himself as a Zombie and the Vathek known as Crainiac, Corpuscle, and Gristle look a lot like Zombies. The Standard Ghosts and Demons Identification Test includes a card for a type known as "Recreational Zombie, Haitian Variety." Extreme Ghostbusters One was beating on the Containment Unit like it was a drum.

During the party, they were playing instruments and dancing. Buster doesn't like Zombies because they have terrible teeth, which is due to their bodies having decayed during their time as lifeless corpses. Egon Spengler, while donning Ecto Goggles, notes the Petersons leave behind an odd form of Ectoplasm. The Petersons are Zombies that appear rose up from their former lands now owned by Samantha Stantz.