- February 4th, 2017, 5:05 pm#4889715
Just a quick poll...
Who considers Ghostbusters: The Video Game (2009) to be Ghostbusters III? I do.
Who considers Ghostbusters: The Video Game (2009) to be Ghostbusters III? I do.
JurorNo.2 wrote:You know what's always amusing to me, there's obviously a lot of callbacks to the original movie, but then pretty much the only callback to GB2 is "Ray got possessed...again." Lol, it's true though, even people who don't like the movie otherwise tend to remember that scene, lol.
Astyanax wrote:I think that's a retcon, right?A retcon would be suggesting in TVG that Winston had a doctorate before the first movie, in the case of the game it was character development: he earned his degree in the gap between 1990 and 1992.
Chris Brewin wrote:Who considers Ghostbusters: The Video Game (2009) to be Ghostbusters III?It's the only thing we've got at this stage. It's a fun game although the story needed more work. The fact is we should have got a third movie back in 2009 not just a video game.
Kingpin wrote:Winston doing something to improve himself is consistent with his character (especially with the religious "dead rise from the grave" conversation he had with Ray in GB1) but a PhD takes a lot more than two years study and that doesn't fit in the time frame.Astyanax wrote:I think that's a retcon, right?A retcon would be suggesting in TVG that Winston had a doctorate before the first movie, in the case of the game it was character development: he earned his degree in the gap between 1990 and 1992.
I'm perfectly fine with it.
Kid Chameleon wrote: Winston doing something to improve himself is consistent with his character (especially with the religious "dead rise from the grave" conversation he had with Ray in GB1) but a PhD takes a lot more than two years study and that doesn't fit in the time frame.What a great point. He was inordinately inquisitive, wasn't he? Especially after the job interview, when he didn't care as long as there was a paycheck in it. A true believer after he saw s**t that would turn people white.
Kid Chameleon wrote:I guess if we really stretched it, he could have begun taking classes a lot earlier--he could have had lots of free time after they were shut down, after all--and it just didn't come up during the events of GB2 (at least not "on camera").Kingpin wrote:Winston doing something to improve himself is consistent with his character (especially with the religious "dead rise from the grave" conversation he had with Ray in GB1) but a PhD takes a lot more than two years study and that doesn't fit in the time frame.
A retcon would be suggesting in TVG that Winston had a doctorate before the first movie, in the case of the game it was character development: he earned his degree in the gap between 1990 and 1992.
I'm perfectly fine with it.
Alphagaia wrote:I feel it's a perfect ending for a trilogy, as it wraps up most plotpoints nicely, while at the same time being a sort of greatest hits thing with the capture of Slimer and Stay Puft.I think there was room for more games in the series.
pferreira1983 wrote:I agree! Keep 'm coming! The gameplay with the trapping and destroying ghosts mixed with setting the mood and telling a story was very well done.Alphagaia wrote:I feel it's a perfect ending for a trilogy, as it wraps up most plotpoints nicely, while at the same time being a sort of greatest hits thing with the capture of Slimer and Stay Puft.I think there was room for more games in the series.
Alphagaia wrote:pferreira1983 wrote:I think there was room for more games in the series.I agree! Keep 'm coming! The gameplay with the trapping and destroying ghosts mixed with setting the mood and telling a story was very well done.
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