Video Game was written by Dan Ackroyd and aims to capture the spirit of the original 1980s films. Set on the streets of Manhattan, the game includes spooks and ghouls from the films. It includes the famous Who You Gonna Call? theme tune and gives players the chance to act out being a Ghostbuster themselves.
Original trio of Ghostbusters will reunite for a new computer game based on the Eighties film. Dan Ackroyd, Harold Ramis and Bill Murray will record voice-overs in their first joint project since Ghostbusters 2, according to Vivendi Games. "These characters are now older, more experienced, perhaps a little more jaded, more tough, with maybe not as compassionate a view of the spirits that they used to have," he said. Vivendi Games said the new Ghostbusters game was a hybrid of both video gaming and the film industry. It will be released next year and will be compatible with Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo consoles.
Dan Ackroyd said the computer game was essentially the third Ghostbusters film, adding: "And it's better than the third movie because it lasts longer, there's more development of the characters." He said the new game was set in 1991 when the characters are running a more successful business.

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