Another update on Zootfly’s Ghostbusters

We know developer ZootFly and its game Ghostbusters is in some kind of a fix right now, but news about them (the dev and the game) just wouldn’t stop. Judging from your reactions to our initial posts, it seems like a new game will highly be appreciated. And with that said, here’s another update about Ghostbusters.

In case some of you are still wondering if the YouTube vids are fake or not, ZootFly states for the record that they are indeed legit. And as to why they posted them on a very popular user-based site, programmer Tibor Klajnscek gives this explanation:  “We were primarily interested in seeing the response from the fans and hoping to get some valuable feedback. I must say that we’re very happy with the overwhelmingly positive response to the prototype footage!”

Speaking of which, one of those vids included a chase scene with a revamped Ecto-2. In case you are not familiar with it, Ecto-2 is actually a European Chrysler 300 station wagon that replaced the 1959 Cadillac ambulance. Klajnscek mentioned that while they haven’t secured any licensing agreements with Chrysler yet, they are really pushing for this vehicle. He explained: “When we were designing the Ecto-2 we decided to go with the Chrysler as it is a really cool car. Also, the car is European so we hoped Americans would find it more exotic.”

If you ask us, we truly, madly, deeply honestly would want to see a new Ghostbusters game. Seeing the four proton pack-wearing dudes in action once more definitely brings back fond childhood memories.

We know developer ZootFly and its game Ghostbusters is in some kind of a fix right now, but news about them (the dev and the game) just wouldn’t stop. Judging from your reactions to our initial posts, it seems like a new game will highly be appreciated. And with that said, here’s another update about Ghostbusters.

In case some of you are still wondering if the YouTube vids are fake or not, ZootFly states for the record that they are indeed legit. And as to why they posted them on a very popular user-based site, programmer Tibor Klajnscek gives this explanation:  “We were primarily interested in seeing the response from the fans and hoping to get some valuable feedback. I must say that we’re very happy with the overwhelmingly positive response to the prototype footage!”

Speaking of which, one of those vids included a chase scene with a revamped Ecto-2. In case you are not familiar with it, Ecto-2 is actually a European Chrysler 300 station wagon that replaced the 1959 Cadillac ambulance. Klajnscek mentioned that while they haven’t secured any licensing agreements with Chrysler yet, they are really pushing for this vehicle. He explained: “When we were designing the Ecto-2 we decided to go with the Chrysler as it is a really cool car. Also, the car is European so we hoped Americans would find it more exotic.”

If you ask us, we truly, madly, deeply honestly would want to see a new Ghostbusters game. Seeing the four proton pack-wearing dudes in action once more definitely brings back fond childhood memories.