Ghostbusters

Information

Genre

Arcade - Miscellaneous

Language

Machine Language

Controls

Joystick, Keyboard

Players

1

Programmer(s)

Anderson, Glyn, Crane, David

Graphic Artist(s)

Mills, Hillary, Crane, David

Sound

[unknown]

Cover Artist(s)

[unknown]

Year

?

Publisher

Ricochet

Developer

Activision (USA)

Country

United Kingdom

License

Commercial

Medium

Tape

Rarity

7

Serial

RT021

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.6/10 · Votes: 148 · Downloads: 1,834 · Hits: 6,724

Screenshots (14)

Cover Art (5)

Tips (1)

Comments (6)

• AbbotKinneyDude — 10 Sept 2023

  Question for @AtariFrog - Are the "pure" G-942-17 and the G-942-17 + Mediagenic sticker GD-945-110 the same? They both contain the same amount of speech synthesis? It's just a reference a sticker and nothing else? Merci.

• Baz — 30 Sept 2013

  I found this to be one of the easiest games of all to play. It was a fine way to kill half an hour and one always got a thrill from the speech synthesis at the beginning. One of the few games I managed to complete 100%! The reason why I didn't get 100% in more games was largely down to the painfully slow tape loading times which was the Atari's one big letdown, especially if it crashed before it finished loading or worse, you ended up with a stinker of a game... this wasn't a stinker. It was fine.

• Greg B. — 16 Nov 2008

  Well, it might have been highly polished but it was a total snoozefest. I always thought this game was absolutely AWFUL but that's just me, I guess.

• Just Me — 16 Sept 2008

  Tip found on the web: use "GOO" as name then 11111111 as account number.

• Jonny EOL — 24 Apr 2008

  This was from back in the day when film spinoffs didn't always suck. The intro screen with a karaoke lyrics, the kitting out of your car and the challenges you'd meet round the city all point to a highly polished product.

• Nixon — 17 Apr 2006

  a nice movie adaption, great fun to play, nice music, and a ghostbusters speechsample:)