The Real Ghostbusters is a video game in the action genre developed by Data East Corporation and published by Activision, Inc. originally released in 1989. It is currently playable on Commodore 64, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Arcade, Atari ST.
The 1989 release of The Real Ghostbusters video game for the Commodore 64 was a highly anticipated event for fans of the popular animated series. Developed by Activision, this game offered players an immersive experience as they took on the role of the popular ghostbusting characters from the show.
Fans of the show were thrilled to see the authentic graphics and sound effects incorporated into the game, which immediately transported them into the world of the Ghostbusters. The gameplay was based on the first season of the show, with the main objective being to save New York City from an onslaught of supernatural creatures.
One of the standout features of The Real Ghostbusters was the ability to play with up to four players, making it a great game for friends to enjoy together. Each player could choose to play as one of the four Ghostbusters - Peter, Ray, Egon, or Winston - each with their unique characteristics and abilities. This added an extra layer of strategy to the game, as players had to work together to defeat increasingly difficult boss ghosts.
The gameplay itself was a mix of side-scrolling action and puzzle-solving, keeping players engaged and challenged throughout. The Ghostbusters had their signature proton packs and traps to capture ghosts, but they also had to gather clues and solve puzzles to progress through the game. This added an element of problem-solving to the game, making it more than just a simple action game.
Aside from the main gameplay, there were also mini-games scattered throughout The Real Ghostbusters, adding some variety to the overall experience. These mini-games included activities like catching ghosts in a haunted museum, driving the Ecto-1 through New York City, and even dancing with ghosts in a disco club.
The Real Ghostbusters was also praised for its faithful representation of the show's characters and storylines. The dialogue was written by the same writers as the show, and the voice actors reprised their roles for the game. This attention to detail made the game feel like an extension of the beloved animated series.
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Other names:
迷宮ハンターG, Meikyuu Hunter G Year:
1989 Platforms:
Commodore 64, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Arcade, Atari ST Country of release:
United Kingdom, Italy Genre:ActionPublisher:
Activision, Inc. Developer:
Data East Corporation