Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 67: The Fans Ask! - Driving in New York

Introducing the first installment of what will become a regular segment, “The Fans Ask!” Every day the messageboards are filled to the brim with the latest burning questions concerning the franchise, and now Ghostbusters.nuts attempts to answer some of those questions.

Inspired by Skankerzero.

now THAT is funny.

very nice Ben. Very nice indeed. I always suspected New York traffic was why a Ecto-1b driving segment wasn't in the game…

Hee hee hee…reminds me of one of those puzzle games, the one where you have to try and get the cars through the city by shifting the tiles in such a way that traffic gets freed up.

Yet another classic Ben! Great job.

Ben! That was fantastic! And such a great way of thinking why they didn't put driving around in a bumper to bumper filled street of NYC! Pure Genius if I say so myself! Congrads on the great idea and art!

Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 68: One Giant Leap for Fankind

Fairly self explanatory.

Kingpin;137744
Ghostbusters.nuts Issue 68: One Giant Leap for Fankind

Fairly self explanatory.

Eh, this one missed with me Ben. I like the concept, but the name of the space station part just didn't hit with me. Something like “Marshmallow Man Module” or something like that might've worked a bit better, but “Slimer's Ass Crack”… I think its the fact that its using something that doesn't really make sense. First of all, Slimer doesn't really have an ass, and therefore no crack… but its the fact that its an official name of a space station part. “Ass Crack Module” just seems too ridiculous. Like I can believe a poll to name a space station part, but having the winning selection involve the words “ass crack” is just like, wait what?

Clearly I'm analyzing this too much and really need the next 2 hours to go by so I can start my weekend already since I'm this bored at work.

Doctor Venkman;137749
First of all, Slimer doesn't really have an ass, and therefore no crack…

There's a picture somewhere on the net… that isn't porn, that actually proves different, but I get your point.

This one was meant to be more rediculous then intelligent, my commentary on how rediculous it was to try name a part of the International Space Station after Stephen Colbert.

Kingpin;137750
This one was meant to be more rediculous then intelligent, my commentary on how rediculous it was to try name a part of the International Space Station after Stephen Colbert.

And see, I thought that was a joke… I don't think I was aware that that had actually happened. That makes it a bit funnier.