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New Ghostbusters II is the third Ghostbusters game released on the Nintendo Entertainment System, and a tie-in to the film sequel of the same name. This time around, the Ghostbusters are forced to take on the evil Prince Vigo, who intends to reincarnate and take over the world at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day... hey, wait a second, why does that sound so familiar?
Activision and/or the film producers were apparently unhappy enough with the quality of Ghostbusters II (NES) that they commissioned this entirely new version for European and Japanese audiences (an American release was planned, but abandoned for some reason). While this was an odd move considering that the earlier game wasn't entirely terrible, it's certainly not an unwelcome one, as this is by far and away the best of the three NES Ghostbusters games. This time around it's a top-down shooter, putting the players in command of two of the five (yes, five; Louis Tully is a playable character in this game) Ghostbusters as they stop Vigo's dastardly plan. The only real frustration comes from the ghost-catching mechanic being a bit finicky, but for the most part that's a pretty minor annoyance in an otherwise very solid game.
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Music
With this game, we finally get away from constantly using the Ghostbusters theme as the in-game music, as this time around it's only used for the title screen and end credits. The rest of the game's music is original, and will feel very familiar to anyone who's heard Jun Ishikawa's work on the Kirby series. Like the rest of the game, the music is a big improvement over the earlier two Ghostbusters games, starting out as more fun and melodic, before taking a darker turn in the game's latter levels.
There's a single, short unused track, possibly an early version of the "Game Over" theme.
Recording
| # | Title | Composer | Arranger | Length | Listen | Download |
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| 01 | Ghostbusters Theme | Ray Parker Jr. | Jun Ishikawa | 2:10 | Download | |
| 02 | Player Select | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:30 | Download | |
| 03 | Courtroom | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 1:22 | Download | |
| 04 | Subway | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 1:36 | Download | |
| 05 | Apartment | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 1:33 | Download | |
| 06 | Cutscene 1 | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:31 | Download | |
| 07 | River of Slime | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 1:49 | Download | |
| 08 | Museum | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 2:00 | Download | |
| 09 | Boss | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 3:21 | Download | |
| 10 | Round Clear | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:04 | Download | |
| 11 | Cutscene 2 | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:36 | Download | |
| 12 | Final Battle | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 1:00 | Download | |
| 13 | Game Over | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:04 | Download | |
| 14 | Unused Song | Jun Ishikawa | Jun Ishikawa | 0:01 | Download |
Credits
- Ripper: Unknown
- Recorder: OlfinBedwere
- Game Credits:
- Sound Creator: Jun Ishikawa
- Not Credited Sound Programmer: Hiroaki Suga
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Links
- mobygames.com/game/nes/new-ghostbusters-ii - MobyGames.
