We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.
Ghostbusters
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Player's Review
Ghostbusters for the Atari 2600, Released by Activision in 1985.
To me, the Commodore64 is the best version of the original Ghostbusters game. However this Atari 2600 version turned out pretty well considering the system and retains the core gameplay of the bigger versions and even has a segment of the main theme tune playing throughout.
I play four rounds in an effort to see if the game does actually end. I play up to earning 100,000$ and assume the game must be endless from this point. Other versions of the game give you a passcode to continue with your earnings, but this version of the game just loops and lets you continue with your earnings. The difficulty does not change each round.
To me, the Commodore64 is the best version of the original Ghostbusters game. However this Atari 2600 version turned out pretty well considering the system and retains the core gameplay of the bigger versions and even has a segment of the main theme tune playing throughout.
I play four rounds in an effort to see if the game does actually end. I play up to earning 100,000$ and assume the game must be endless from this point. Other versions of the game give you a passcode to continue with your earnings, but this version of the game just loops and lets you continue with your earnings. The difficulty does not change each round.
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