Ghostbusters?

[Redcurrie]

Was Ghostbusters made in the US for the 400/800? I didn't think it was but saw one advertised for sale.... If so, what is its rarity and value?

 

Thanks!

[Shannon]

As far as I know it was released in disk form.

 

Then again I could be wrong cause at the time I got my games by other means.

 

[Goochman]

GHostbusters was released for the Atari 800 - I think only via disk, but I also got it via other sales channels

[Chrodegang]

GHostbusters was released for the Atari 800 - I think only via disk,

 

Tape releases were available also (Europe only). Check the Atarimania database for the particular releases.

[The Eidolon]

We had a (legal) disk version of Ghostbusters.

Fun game, but I could never quite manage the ending...

 

--The Eidolon

[Shannon]

Ending? It has been a while, but I thought Ghost Buster starts back from the beginning when you "finish" it.

[capnarrr]

Ending?  It has been a while, but I thought Ghost Buster starts back from the beginning when you "finish" it.

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The A8 ghostbusters game had a very annoying part at the last section of the game where the stay puff marshmallow man was jumping back and forth in front of the door to Zool. You had to run between his legs and somehow not get squished.

 

The problem was the collision points were very buggy and half the time you would die even if you came no where near his feet.

[Plastron]

At the end of the game as i remember you had to get two out of three through the legs of the Marshmellow Monster and it was just a case of timing the MM moves in the same pattern each time watch it and you will see its quite a task but its just timing