Ok let's just say that there will be a special edition how would you make it look and what would you put in it?

Here is what my version would be:

1. The case would be tin and designed to look like the firehouse headquarters with the game inside but the game cover in the special edition would be different from the regular version.

2. If the game is released during the 25th anniversary I would have both of the films packed inside the case with special edition covers featuring a 25th anniversary logo. I know we all have the green special edition box set but you could keep the films as a collectors item.

3. A color photo of Murray, Akroyd, Ramis, and Hudson as the Ghostbusters. I would have one photo actually autographed by each of them and have it copied for the game that way everyone would get a photo with signatures.

4. Maybe a Soundtrack featuring all of the tracks from both films, basically it would be both soundtracks combined with a new cover.

5. You can't forget about Slimer so maybe a action figure of him could be included.

6. Finally I would add a Stay Puft Marshmellow Man keychain

I don't even need to think of what this would actually cost us if it was made for real because most special editions are $80-$90.

actually urs sounds pretty good

Slimed84;128006
Ok let's just say that there will be a special edition how would you make it look and what would you put in it?

Here is what my version would be:

1. The case would be tin and designed to look like the firehouse headquarters with the game inside but the game cover in the special edition would be different from the regular version.

2. If the game is released during the 25th anniversary I would have both of the films packed inside the case with special edition covers featuring a 25th anniversary logo. I know we all have the green special edition box set but you could keep the films as a collectors item.

3. A color photo of Murray, Akroyd, Ramis, and Hudson as the Ghostbusters. I would have one photo actually autographed by each of them and have it copied for the game that way everyone would get a photo with signatures.

4. Maybe a Soundtrack featuring all of the tracks from both films, basically it would be both soundtracks combined with a new cover.

5. You can't forget about Slimer so maybe a action figure of him could be included.

6. Finally I would add a Stay Puft Marshmellow Man keychain

I don't even need to think of what this would actually cost us if it was made for real because most special editions are $80-$90.

I like it. But how about a little container of ecto-plasm with a little ghost figurine inside! lol

demonaz;128008
I like it. But how about a little container of ecto-plasm with a little ghost figurine inside! lol

I would love it if the Miller Brewery teamed up with Sony to produce a Ghostbusters t-shirt that says “It's Miller Time” lol.

1.) Game comes in a box shaped like a ghost trap
2.) When you open it, it works like a singing birthday card and plays the Ghostbusters theme
3.) An art book with all the bad a** art from the game
4.) Coupons towards the purchase of the movie/Master Replicas proton pack/awesome stuff that gomes out
5.) That really awesome ‘Ghostbusters Game’ collared shirt they handed out.
6.) A free twinkie
7.) A bag of Sta-Puft marshmellows

demonaz;128008
I like it. But how about a little container of ecto-plasm with a little ghost figurine inside! lol

If they were going to put that amount of stuff in there, they would probably need to make the box bigger…like what Soul Caliber IV did or Halo 3 did with it's Legendary Edition. Maybe shape it like the Containment Unit if they were going to do that.

JediChris1138;128010
1.) Game comes in a box shaped like a ghost trap

Awww…JediChris, that was my idea on the other forum.

It would come with, along with the game, a bonus DVD of behind the scenes. A photo of the Ghostbusters with autographs, a slimer keychain, and the Ghostbusters symbol patch.

My box would be a trap, that would open and the inside of the box would contain a regular game case with a special cover though, but the inside of the first box would be all white with lightning, as if its the inside of the trap.

I would like the picture, a bonus DVD of stuff about the game, and a Slimer figure or something too.

And to the OP, you'd really need to tone that set down to get it under the easily $100, possibly $150 it would cost. Having the movies in the same set wouldn't work, as you would need to package several different versions of the game with different versions of the movie. Its just not plausible for mass production. I mean the movies are going to be available on both DVD and Blu-ray, and then the game is available on PS3, xBox 360, PS2, PC, Wii, and Nintendo DS… that's 14 different combinations that would need to be mass produced… that's far too many combinations. And also, why would you want a tin looking like the firehouse when that's what we're getting for the RGB DVD set. Wouldn't want to be confusing your DVD set with your game set all the time!

Doctor Venkman;128024
My box would be a trap, that would open and the inside of the box would contain a regular game case with a special cover though, but the inside of the first box would be all white with lightning, as if its the inside of the trap.

I would like the picture, a bonus DVD of stuff about the game, and a Slimer figure or something too.

And to the OP, you'd really need to tone that set down to get it under the easily $100, possibly $150 it would cost. Having the movies in the same set wouldn't work, as you would need to package several different versions of the game with different versions of the movie. Its just not plausible for mass production. I mean the movies are going to be available on both DVD and Blu-ray, and then the game is available on PS3, xBox 360, PS2, PC, Wii, and Nintendo DS… that's 14 different combinations that would need to be mass produced… that's far too many combinations. And also, why would you want a tin looking like the firehouse when that's what we're getting for the RGB DVD set. Wouldn't want to be confusing your DVD set with your game set all the time!

If I had the choice the special edition would be for the PS3 and Xbox 360 only because those are the realistic versions. $90 would be more than enough for the set because the photo, Slimer figure, and keychain shouldn't cost that much to make.

The films and the soundtrack would probably be the most expensive to produce and I understand what you mean about having the films in the box because of the blue ray release.

I forgot that only the PS3 was made to play blue ray so the Xbox 360 version would have to come with the regular versions. Then there is the fact that 99% of the fans already have the films. I guess if any merchandise is released there could be a coupon in the box to get a discount on something.

Now about my box idea, I never knew that the RGB box was already going with that design but that doesn't mean you can't use it for the game. Another thing I have been thinking about is the possibility of a third film, if it is guaranteed to never happen then I think the game should be retitled as Ghostbusters III.

Slimed84;128033
If I had the choice the special edition would be for the PS3 and Xbox 360 only because those are the realistic versions. $90 would be more than enough for the set because the photo, Slimer figure, and keychain shouldn't cost that much to make.

If a PS3/360 version of the game costs $60 by itself, and the new DVDs cost $40 by themselves, or the Blu-ray costs $50 by itself, and then you factor in the additions, you're already looking at $100-$110 bare minimum, and the fact that they can charge more just because its a “Special Edition” puts it above that even.