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In the past we've posted a review for the Nintendo Wii version of Ghostbusters: The Video Game as well as the PlayStation 3 version. Well today we're back with a third review of the game, but this time we went hand-held. Staff writer Bawdyjane handles this new review of the game for the Nintendo DS. Here's the intro to the article:
Summer brought a blast of nostalgia with the release of <i>Ghostbusters the Video Game</i>. As a child of the 80’s, I have fond memories of <i>Ghostbusters</i> and was thrilled to play the game, despite the fact that given the past performance of movie based games.
After spending some time with <i>Ghostbusters the Video Game</i>, it’s clear that a lot of love went into the game from the developers at Red Fly Studios. However there are areas of the title that prevent me from wholeheartedly endorsing it. Although <i>Ghostbusters</i> will provide players with hours of entertainment and fans will enjoy the story, given the option (unless you’re a fan of handhelds) I’d steer players towards the Xbox or PS3 version of the game. Read more...
After spending some time with <i>Ghostbusters the Video Game</i>, it’s clear that a lot of love went into the game from the developers at Red Fly Studios. However there are areas of the title that prevent me from wholeheartedly endorsing it. Although <i>Ghostbusters</i> will provide players with hours of entertainment and fans will enjoy the story, given the option (unless you’re a fan of handhelds) I’d steer players towards the Xbox or PS3 version of the game. Read more...
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At its core Ghostbusters is an RPG. Make sure to upgrade your equipment.
At its core Ghostbusters is an RPG. Make sure to upgrade your equipment.
To read the rest of this new review be sure to visit this page. Please feel free to leave any feedback you have on either the review or game itself.