Microsoft’s Xbox community manager, Major Nelson, has posted that Terminal Reality have released a set of WAVs and MP3s from the Ghostbusters video game, for use at ringtones or system event sounds.
You can download the sets – consisting of a Ghost capture sequence, a PKE scanning sequence, and two Stay-Puft roars – via Major Nelson’s Blog. Nod to Ghostbusters.net for spotting the article.
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Wow! That’s incredibly generous of them!
The MP3 zipfile seems to be corrupted though, it’s only 42KB when it should be 316KB. The WAV version works fine!
neat! although the mp3 versions are corrupted. just download the wav versions and convert them if you need them in mp3 format.
@Keith: I was able to get the mp3′s to work, so maybe they got them fixed.
They are ok I guess. I sort of wish that they had just the proton packs switching on without the proton blast afterwards. Oh well, still cool though!
I’d love it if they released some of the dialogue. I haven’t finished the game yet – have they included behind the scenes video of the actors in their sound booths doing some of their voice work for the game? I guess that’s asking for a bit much, but it would be pretty awesome.
I’d love to have just the pack turning on, myself.
@ Kevin, i found this site here http://www.hprops.com/sounds/.
now whenever i turn on my laptop, it makes that sweet sound of a proton pack charging up. I’m a nerd like that.
Oooh… much thanks.
The sound fines are nice, but nothing epic. You might be able to pull the same files (and TONS more) from the game itself (the PS2 version) with the info in my PS2 Audio Extraction Guide.