First glimpse at Ghostbusters Wii gameplay footage

by David Hinkle { Apr 20th 2009 at 12:00PM }

Atari has released a new trailer for June's Ghostbusters and it's full of the requisite paranormal phenomenon. Recoil in horror at the negatively charged ectoplasmic entities. Gasp at the sheer awesomeness of the proton-powered nuclear blast streams. And be sure to guard your foodstuffs, because Slimer is on the prowl.

Gallery: Ghostbusters

Tags: atari, ghostbusters, redfly-studios

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Hardy @ Apr 20th 2009 12:57PM

Looks awesome!

Sangor @ Apr 20th 2009 1:43PM

Yeah that looks fantastic, fingers crossed it plays as good as it looks.

Yan @ Apr 20th 2009 3:51PM

who you going to call? GHOSTBUSTERS!

jarhead906 @ Apr 20th 2009 5:56PM

The Wii version has most definitely been kid-ified.

ChibiKawase @ Apr 20th 2009 9:59PM

More like made to resemble a mixture of the film and the cartoon. :D

Covarr @ Apr 20th 2009 7:47PM

Hay guyzzz!!!! OMFG

Winston wasn't one of the original ghostbusters. He wasn't hired until like halfway through the first movie.

Yan @ Apr 21st 2009 1:26AM

he is after that point in the movie. if my understand is correct. the new ghostbusters game is based after movie 2 i believe.

Moojuice @ Apr 20th 2009 10:26PM

I guess I haven't been paying much attention to this game, so sorry if this is a dumb question, but will it feature any multiplayer modes?

dudemarr @ Apr 21st 2009 10:01PM

So, wait - is the wii version the same game as the 360/PS3 versions, just with cartoon art instead of, um, Gears of War style art? Or is it a different kind of game entirely?

Sisyphus @ Apr 21st 2009 11:25AM

Damn, that looks like fun! And I like the cartoonish graphics better than the other ones anyways.

xGearSecondx @ Apr 21st 2009 3:56PM

goddammit... more money out my bank account. I'm goin for the Wii version now after seeing this

Covarr @ Apr 21st 2009 6:23PM

I understand that he should logically be in the game. I was just mocking the trailer's use of the term "original" given that there originally were only three.