Ghostbusters, obviously.

To this, I have actually purchased Ghostbusters: The Video Game for the Wii, and I am absolutely astounded. This game is the epitome of awesome. Not only does it feature the original fabulous foursome, Aykroyd, Murray, Hudson, and Ramis, but also the inestimable Annie Potts and William Atherton back in their original roles. I certainly was NOT expecting that much out of the creators to pull back two more of the original movie's cast, but it certainly was an excellent surprise. Missed are the talents of Sigourney Weaver and Rick Moranis, but in a game when Dana Barrett isn't the central Chosen, it's not such a big deal. Moranis, on the other hand, is easily forgiven because he is retired from acting.

Onto the game, it certainly brings back a lot of memories, bringing into the light stuff from the previous games and animated series to a degree. I'm not far in, but I suspect we're gonna tangle with Gozer the Gozerian because of all the plot follows the Gozerian archaeological stuff.

In all, certainly the Wii graphics aren't entirely matching with the actors 100%, but if the gameplay is like what the PS3/Xbox360/PC version churns out, then kudos to the designers of this end, and THANK YOU ATARI for picking up what the morons at Activision couldn't see that would have been huge.