Oh great, THIS game. First let me say, I hope you're okay, ~sakura~. I remeber hearing about this game in Nintendo Power as a child. It was crazy how excited my friends got over it. They started coming up with awsome ideas, most of which can be found in Luigi's Mansion. I thought it would be a sidescroller, like Mario. But, MAN, was I ever wrong!

                                               --- I wanted to name this: Why wasn't this as good as the movie either? ---
This is Ghostbusters on the NES. Ghostbusters is awsome, and the NES is awsome too! This game should be great! *presses Start* Game: GHOZTBUZTAHS! Oh, how I remeber that sound. I heard it because I reset the game so many DANG TIMES!  So,  you... play as the Ghostbusters logo playing tag with ghosts. What happened to that Ecto-1 of thiers and, heck, I DON'T REMEMBER THIS. So you go around pressing everything trying to get to the building, but you need a beam. But what you also need is a trap for the ghosts. Now, you go to the shop. In there... I have to drive there. Even if I'm already there. There's the car... surrounded by a sezuire-enducing background! How joyous am I!

                                             --- Too much stuff... not enough money... or car gas. ---
So you drive across the road, and eventually you see some drunk drivers. That's probably what the creators of this game were. DRUNK. So eventually you get to the shop. What you need is a 3 Traps, a Ghost Vaccuum, and a Ghost Beam. WHAT? You don't have enough money all of a sudden? Yeah, every time you run into the drunk drivers, you'll lose $200-$800. How mean. So, RESET! *explains whole review over again* So now that you have that, you can enter the buildings that flash red. Now, your Ecto-1 might run out of gas, so two Ghostbusters will come out and slowly push it to the gas machine. Wait, the Ecto-1 takes gas? Never mind. So, you'll come to the place where the ghost is. The Ghost Beam, 85% of the time will miss the ghosts. I thought is was better in the Atari vesion. Speaking of Atari, the graphics for this scene actually look WORSE than Atari! What else can do that? *hides Intellivision by stuffing it in a PokeBall*

                                                                              ---  The Zuul Bulding ---
Do what I said to do for about 3 more hours, then this will happen: Most likely you won't see it, but a message will appear saying "Enter Zuul buliding". That means you can now go to that Zuul building in the middle of the map. Now, you go in, and IT'S A SIDESCROLLER!!!! But wait... I have two major problems. 1.) Where's Winston? I never saw him in this game. I see Peter, Ray, and Egon, but no Winston. Think about it. There are two Ghostbusters who push the car, two who catch ghosts, and three in the buiding. No Winston! Where IS he? And 2.) How do I move? The D-pad doesn't work, but the... A button works. I have to tap the A button as fast as I can... *takes out normal controller and puts in NES Max Controller* So the ghosts are going to kill your Ghostbusters if they touch them. And you get but ONE try. And then. 3 more hours. YEAH. So, I guess maybe an Anti-Ghost Suit would be good, but it costs a whopping $20,000!!! At the final boss, it's well, Gozer. Now, if you go to far back, you see Marshmellow Man climbing up the building, which WILL KILL you. So once you beat it, you get the most meesed up ending screen EVER. With like, 10 errors, it wasn't worth the time. I'd rather have the game freeze. Actually, I'd rather not play this at all! ENOUGH WITH THIS GAME! I'll see you in my next review!

Again, I hope you're okay ~sakura~. Nobody should have to go through leukimia, or any kind of cancer.