In this interactive comic that follows the first Ghostbusters movie, the guys find themselves dealing with a very unusual spook. Choose the next panel to impact the story, and kick back for a pitch-perfect, funny homage to the beloved franchise.
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The link takes you to the wrong game atm. Just so you know...
FIxed now.
As a big Ghostbusters fan, both the movies and the cartoon (and I suppose the PS3/Xbox 360 game which is pretty much Ghostbusters 3) series, I couldn't notice anything out of the ordinary with the writing. It reads as good as it would have been if it was official material.
I love the references to the Real Ghostbusters series.
Some of those sprites looked like it came from SNK's Metal Slug games.
All in all, a very fun read.
The police chief is a sprite of the main character of Kochikame, an old manga, and the girl is a main character of the anime Zatch Bell. Fun game, there needs to be more games like these. Still waiting for the sequel of that interactive zombie detective one.
Saviour-V teleports in...
So, that's the name of the manga he's from. Nice catch.
Frankly, I wouldn't want that kind of a guy for a police inspector; if memory serves, he'd concentrate more on hare-brained money-making scams than actually catching crooks.
Saviour-V grins, and teleports out...
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