Ghostbusters - Bustin Makes Me Feel Good!

[Melf]

Did you save and quit while at the firehouse? It skips those, since there's nothing going on there.

[Mr-K]

Yes, but it skipped the set up for the next level. I mean, not that big of a deal or anything, but I don't know my MOTIVATION

[DumpTruck]

there are Ghost out there and your job is to bust them and blow shit up, now move along

[NGEFreek]

The DS version is complete shit. Not even worth the time I spent downloading and putting the .nds onto my flashcart.

[Joust Williams]

the DS version of almost everything is complete shit

[Chux]

I almost didn't want to rent this on 360 after how bad the Wii game was, but it's a complete 180. GG imo.

[Nick]

You WILL spend a good portion of your later stages running around and resurrecting your party, especially during the "stone cherubs" section. . . .

Aforementioned "stone cherubs" section saw a massive difficulty spike which came out of nowhere, wherein you will be one or two shotted on multiple occasions, only for your teammate to negate attempting to revive you. If you're playing GB on it's hardest difficulty, get ready to memorize the loading screen "hints", as you'll see that screen at least 10 times. This one 4 minute section is actually harder than any other encounter in the entire game (including all boss/mini boss encounters), and it's highly suspect that the developers balanced it at all to keep with the general difficulty curve of the title. This is a pure misstep based on lazy design and the gimmick of a weapon.

The stone creatures are actually the easiest enemies in the entire game. You just grapple them and smash them into a solid object. For the big cemetery battle, I suggest the following:

1. Just worry about yourself. If you stay alive, your teammates will revive without you. The dodge button is a better friend than Peter Venkman will ever be. Use it.
2. Wedge yourself into the corner by the building the Ecto-1 is facing. That way, you cannot be attacked from behind.
3. Use the right tool for the job. Like I said in my TNL review, this game rewards you for thinking like a scientist. Use the scan entries to determine which weapon is best against each enemy, then use that weapon.

I did not find any of the battles to be that difficult. You aren't playing as Marcus Fenix, so use your pudgy scientist skills and even the hardest difficulty is very reasonable.

[Detour]

So I found out today that we (LOLSTRALIA) aren't getting the 360 version of this until fucking November. What the fuck?

[Chux]

Thank Sony. Also - The USA 360 game is region free.

[Mr-K]

The toughest thing I've come across so far was the boss in the library. He smacked me around quite a bit.

I'm really enjoying this game, I don't regret the purchase at all.