Ghostbusters

[Q3ark]

Originally Posted by SteamWake

You might try asking in the 'games' section of the forums.

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/forumdisplay.php?f=177

Ah yes sorry old chap. Wait I here the post man, it must be here.

It's like being a kid again

[danlisa]

Putting fond childhood memories aside, which means that I would naturally have loved this game.

It's actually v.short, poorly coded, poor graphics, has screen tearing (regardless of GFX settings) and is basically sh*t.

Rental only.

[Q3ark]

Originally Posted by danlisa

Putting fond childhood memories aside, which means that I would naturally have loved this game.

It's actually v.short, poorly coded, poor graphics, has screen tearing (regardless of GFX settings) and is basically sh*t.

Rental only.

I have been playing it for a couple of hours now and haven't seen any evidence of this. The graphics are by no means metal gear solid 4 standards, but they are perfectly acceptable.

P.S.

Which version are you playing? I have the PS3 version.

[Tachyon]

If he's referring to the PS2 version, then yes that is ****. But the PS3 and PC versions are rock solid (with the exception of long loading times on the PC). The PS2 version uses cartoonish representations of Bill Murray and the rest, but the PS3 and PC versions stick to their real-life likenesses.

If you have a PC or PS3 , then I suggest you get this game. It's not the Ultimate ghostbusters experience, but it comes close. Easily one of the best Ghostbuster games ever released.

[NeonSamurai]

Originally Posted by Tachyon

Easily one of the best Ghostbuster games ever released.

Of course that isn't saying much when compared to the ones that came before (some of the worst games ever made).

[d@rk51d3]

Ghostbusters on the C64 was one of my all time favourites....

[Q3ark]

Originally Posted by NeonSamurai

Of course that isn't saying much when compared to the ones that came before (some of the worst games ever made).

That's very true, Ghostbusters on the NES was laughable.

I finished the PS3 version last night and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The atention to detail is excelent, I can recomend it to anyone with a passing interest in ghostbusters or anyone who wants to play something a bit different. All the humour of the films is still there too and it has a good solid story line. I recomend watching the first movie before playing as it does expand on the story. The game also has multiplayer, (which is sadly missing from the PC version) I haven't had time to play much yet as I have been concentrating on the main story.