Ghostbusters The Video Game

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Gamerdeals.net: Amazon is clearing out ther exclusive Slimer Edition inventory today! Grab GhostBusters The Video Game Slimer Edition (Xbox 360/PS3/Wii) for $29.75 (save $40) over at Amazon! Included in the Slimer Edition: An exclusive Slimer bust designed and created by the original movie sculptor, Steve Johnson. Comes complete with a certificate of authenticity signed by the sculptor himself. Exclusive Ghostbusters Gamer Graffix Skins. An exclusive (in the US) Ecto1 Key Chain that lights up and makes a siren sound.

Amazon has the Slimer Edition of Ghostbusters: The Video Game for $30. The Slimer Edition is available for the PS3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii.

Go ahead right now and call up your bookie, or call someone that will take a bet on anything because here are the winners for Spike TV's VGA 2009. If you are wondering where these results came from so early, Doc Brown hopped in the DeLorean and stole Biff's Sports Almanac, inside we found the results and cool directions on how to make our very own hoverboards. GAME OF THE YEAR Assassin's Creed 2 (Ubisoft / Ubisoft Montreal) Batman: Arkham Asylum (Eidos Interactive - Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment / Rocksteady Studios) Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (Activision Publishing / Infinity Ward) Left 4 Dead 2 (Valve) UNCHARTED 2: Among Thieves (Sony Computer Entertainment / Naughty Dog) Winner UNCHARTED 2: Among Theives STUDIO OF THE YEAR Infinity Ward Naughty Dog Rocksteady Studios Valve Winner .... Leave a comment if you agree or disagree or don't care..

Namco Bandai Games have today announced an exciting line-up of titles to be exhibited over three stands at the MCM Expo in Docklands Excel Arena over the weekend of the 24th-25th October. Amongst them will be the eagerly anticipated Massively Multi-player Online (MMO) game, Star Trek Online with Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World and Ghostbusters: The Video Game along with a Guinness World Record attempt for the longest winning streak on the imminent Tekken 6, set to launch on Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 on October 30th.

London MCM Expo is set to provide the grand opening for this year's London Games Festival, the capital's celebration of the best in videogame culture. Held at Excel on 24th-25th October, the Expo will be a gamers' feast, with top developers from across the globe giving visitors hands-on experience with the hottest new games as well as sneak peeks at their latest projects – often months in advance of their official release.

Retailer Amazon.com on Sat. price cut Activision Inc.'s Ghostbusters: The Video Game Exclusive Slimer Edition for Sony Corp.'s Playstation 3, Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox 360, and Nintendo Co.'s Wii by $30 in a one-day sale.

Today Namco Bandai Partners has confirmed the Ghostbusters game will be released on 23 October this year and players can expect to pick up the title on the 360, PC, Wii and DS.

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TGH writes: This one kinda hits it close to home. It's not uncommon for an artist to get the short end of the stick in the industry. But, every time it does happen, it's really disappointing. The latest in such situations deals with the recently released Ghostbusters on the Wii. If you hadn't noticed, it uses a stylized take on the famed characters instead of trying to replicate the look of the HD versions of the game. The Wii's style was inspired by an independent artist by the name of Dan Schoening. His Ghostbusters renditions laid the foundation for the Wii's stylized look. If you take a look at some of his original work, you'll see the inspirations all throughout his pieces, and personally I feel his work is miles better than the final look they settled on for the game. Below are his words posted from his deviantART blog about the whole matter of not getting recognized… all he wanted was his name in the games credits! Also...