The Ghostbusters franchise is one of the most beloved franchises to come out of the 80s. After last years Ghostbusters videogame, many folks were hungry for more. Instead of another retail release, the latest title in the series is a downloadable game with 4 player co-op. We brave it in our review of Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime.
Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime has hit the digital shelves. The 4 player on- or offline co-op title has a brand new cast, but the same awesome proton packs. A new launch trailer is out, which showcases the game's features. Looks like some truly impressive bosses will be making an appearance. Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is available now for the Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, and PC. Stay tuned to Co-Optimus for our Co-Op review.
Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is out this Wednesday, March 22rd on Playstation Network and PC and March 23rd on Xbox Live Arcade. The four player co-op game is a top down shooter where players assume the role of a new squad of Ghostbusters saving the world once again from certain doom. To celebrate the launch we've got a fresh batch of a screens and a new developer diary that focuses on the game's difficulty. From the sound of things, you'll definitely want some experienced Ghostbusters by your side *insert crossing the streams joke here.*
This is somewhat of a pleasant surprise. Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime, the four player co-op downloadable title from Atari, will be releasing next week - March 23rd - on XBLA, PSN and PC. Originally slated for "Spring" - the game is hitting that target almost right on the nose.
Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is due out this month. The four player local or online top down shooter is looking promising, even if it has a new cast of characters. The latest video we have pushes the four player co-op, and you will be glad to know that the developers have removed the chance of "total protonic reversal". Now crossing the streams is only bad form at urinals.
There's a new sheriff in town. Make that sheriffs. Ghost-busting sheriffs. Ghostbusters, if you will. Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime may not have Spengler, Stantz, Venkman, or Zeddemore, but it does have four player online and local co-op. There are four new recruits that make up this rookie class of Ghostbusters. Read on to find out more about them.
It seems like only yesterday that Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime was announced for the PC, XBox Live Arcade and PSN. The four player co-op isometric shooter is sure to test your ability to NOT get slimed - and the best way I can think to do that is to stay away from any hot dogs you see in the game. A Hot dog to Slimer is like Charlie Sheen to a bottle of Jack - irresistible.
A new Ghostbusters game is coming this spring and it has what we want most in a game. While it may not have the voice cast of 2009's Ghostbusters game, Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime has four player co-op both locally and online. This new trailer shows some of the different locations that you'll be vini, vidi, vici-ing in. The gameplay looks fast and freneti, and no one's face is getting melted off with crossed streams, which is a good thing. Judging from the above photo there might even be a vehicle element to the game. We'll have more details as they become available.
Still slated for Spring 2011, download-only title Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is fixin' to tear you a new one! According to their latest press release, Atari claims that players will be faced with "gigantic bosses" that are best defeated via a "concentrated effort". To assist you in surviving this incredible terror, up to three players can join locally or online.
It was only last week that a new Ghostbusters game was revealed, a top down shooter for Xbox Live, PSN and PC slated for a spring release next year. Sporting four player co-op play the game would be a continuation of last years Ghostbusters game, though this time, all the players would be their own character.
There's a sequel in the works to last years hit Ghostbusters game, but it's not what you think. While that game, developed by Terminal reality, was a full retail AAA release, the game's sequel will instead be a downloadable title developed by Wanako Games. Wanako is perhaps most famous for their excellent co-op topdown shooter Assault Heroes.
