The Sierra press party from earlier in April has seen its news black-out dropped, and there’s a flood of impressions. There’s a good look at Joystiq online, which also has 6 new images and a lot of notes on the Wii gameplay – these are repeated at most every other site. Kotaku has their impressions up as well.
One of the most interesting notes at Joystiq is that updated versions of the Ghostbusters theme were tested, but ultimately dropped in favour of the Ray Parker Jr original – or to put it as reported to Eurogamer, a crowd booed them when the idea was merely suggested. But that’s not all – apparently Terminal Reality has 75 minutes of music scored for the movie, but never used. One wonders how much of that overlaps with the sanctioned, limited edition film score released a couple of years back?
Other bits of news from the landslide – Terminal Reality states the obvious regarding the disparity between the latest next-gen machine and the previous, two year old console (this was reported by PSXextreme.com, hence the biased tone, one assumes.)
Thanks to Adam, et al. for the emails.
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It would have made no sense at all if they had some modern artist do a cover of the GB theme. It takes place in 1991.
I’m not at all into video games, so unless that 75 minutes of previously unreleased music is going to be listenable without playing the game, I’m afraid I’m probably gonna miss out on that one…
“Randell pointed out that the new movie is the property of Sony Pictures” Does that mean what I think it means? GB3.
Can’t submit this because I’m at work but….TVShowsonDVD is reporting a rumor from a reliable source that a multi disc release of Real Ghostbusters episodes is on the way
http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Real-Ghostbusters-Ghostbusters-Rumor/9505
Is it me, or the textures on the proton pack seems lower resolution than the first batch of captures we had last year?
(hope it’s me, hope it’s me, hope it’s me)