I go to all the trouble of finding one of these, and then they put a copy up online. Sigh.
Oh well, at least now YOU can enjoy it too!
Yer too late!
Published: 04 September 2007 5:13 PM PDTPosted in: MISC
I go to all the trouble of finding one of these, and then they put a copy up online. Sigh.
Oh well, at least now YOU can enjoy it too!
Does there exist a playable demo of this on the net somewhere? Obviously without having to buy the actual tower console? Ive always been curious about the game itself…
I played it in this place called The Fun Spot in New Hampshire. It’s pretty fun, much better with 3 people playing together.
hmm makes me more curious. Is the game play better than the other games? Like, are the ghosts and bosses cool?
Like 4 years ago, I found one on ebay for $500. I bought it and got it shipped here and it came in a whole mess of pieces. Put it together and it works perfect.
nice
Based in part on this news posting, I spent yesterday afternoon looking for the RGB Arcade Rom file(s). I had it/them on my last computer years ago.
While I ask you to check out yesterday’s update at Ghostbusters International®, I will also provide the urls here.
(2 player version) http://www.romnation.net/srv/roms/23029/mame/Real-Ghostbusters-The-US-2-Players.html
(3 player version – If it really matters) http://www.rom-world.com/file.php?id=23559
See our site for more! Oh the tease! =p
The best part is crossing the streams. When you and another player (or all 3) combine proton beams, they become exponentially bigger and form a big beam. It’s also awesome to box in a boss, triangulating just like the boys do in the movies.