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Extreme Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Invasion
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Player's Review
Extreme Ghostbusters is based on the animated series that was a sequel to the 2 Ghostbusters movies. Extreme Ghostbusters was a short-lived, sequel/spin-off of The Real Ghostbusters, airing in the fall of 1997. The show featured a new team of younger Ghostbusters led by veteran Ghostbuster Egon Spengler, secretary Janine Melnitz, and the ghost, Slimer.
Professor Whitman at the City Museum has alerted the Extreme Ghostbusters of these most disturbing phenomena. However, before they leave, Janine, the famous secretary at the Ghostbusters office, makes a rather strange phone call telling them to meet in a narrow alley. They quickly discover that the meeting is a trap! Mirror Demon, the evil ghost, has kidnapped and cast a spell on Janine...
There are 4 different characters to choose (Garrett, Kylie, Eduardo & Roland) & 3 different game modes (training, arcade & adventure).
This was late release (2002) and quiet rightly earns its place as one of the worst games to grace the ps1. I did try to complete on hard, but the gameplay was very annoying with the tight timer and need for high score and just outright unfair when using a gamepad to move across the screen. The fmv sequences are of very poor quality and quite short.
00:00:00 Adventure mode
01:04:40 Training Mode - Shooting Range
01:12:36 Training Mode - Ghost Trap breakdown
01:17:37 Training Mode - Slimeballs
Professor Whitman at the City Museum has alerted the Extreme Ghostbusters of these most disturbing phenomena. However, before they leave, Janine, the famous secretary at the Ghostbusters office, makes a rather strange phone call telling them to meet in a narrow alley. They quickly discover that the meeting is a trap! Mirror Demon, the evil ghost, has kidnapped and cast a spell on Janine...
There are 4 different characters to choose (Garrett, Kylie, Eduardo & Roland) & 3 different game modes (training, arcade & adventure).
This was late release (2002) and quiet rightly earns its place as one of the worst games to grace the ps1. I did try to complete on hard, but the gameplay was very annoying with the tight timer and need for high score and just outright unfair when using a gamepad to move across the screen. The fmv sequences are of very poor quality and quite short.
00:00:00 Adventure mode
01:04:40 Training Mode - Shooting Range
01:12:36 Training Mode - Ghost Trap breakdown
01:17:37 Training Mode - Slimeballs
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