New Ghostbusters Video Game in the Works
Next month's issue of Game Informer has a big, familiar symbol on its cover. On their website, they tease the announcement of a brand-new Ghostbusters video game. This isn't some knock-off, either: "Harold Ramis, Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd are getting back together and revisiting their roles to make a sequel to Ghostbusters 1 and 2 - in video-game form, and we've got the first details. Both Aykroyd and Ramis are teaming up for scriptwriting duties and are going far beyond just the typical licensed add-your-voice-to-the-game-you-had-nothing-to-do-with formula" Commentary on the announcement provided by Rock, Paper, Shotgun.
What about that movie that's opening up soon? or has it started already? Beowulf...
/Sarcasm
it's based on an epic from 1300 years ago!
Talk about unoriginal!
I mean it's 1300 years old! who would want to see those characters in a different medium...
You can hardly say that the original had a good script. A substantial amount of the film (a lot of the best parts) were ad libbed. Most of the sense of a "good script" came from the fact that Ackroyd had all this weird, but internally consistent, stuff in his head.
I think the second one had a "proper" script. Naturally, lightning didn't strike twice.
-Peter