PlayStation Magazine July 2009 Interview


by Swift_Justice

15 years, 10 months ago


I just got my issue today. There's a 4 page spread featuring an interview with Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis. It features their involvement with the game, which has been covered in other interviews and a few more tidbits.

It looks like Qore codes won't be made available in future issues so the episode featuring the game won't be free to subscribers.

And it has a nice peel off cover ad featuring the game on the front of the magazine. The real cover is underneath with God of War III on it.

by SolidusR4S

15 years, 10 months ago


cool do u have pics

by Swift_Justice

15 years, 10 months ago


I tried scanning the cover and it turned into a pixelated mess, then my scanning program crashed. Hopefully somebody else will end up with the issue and can get images out. I get to figure out what's going on with the program. Yippee!

by Swift_Justice

15 years, 10 months ago


Since I'm having scanner issues, I'll post some notes.

- Their involvement with Terminal Reality. Coming in on the project, saying the studio did a great job and all they did was help give it the tone of the first movie.

- Able to explore old ideas that couldn't be done in the movies like blowing up buildings, the island rising out of the Hudson river, the boat sequence and more.

- Not sure if the sequence of the Ghostbusters fighting on one of the Macy's Day parade balloons was cut or not for the game.

- Both like their digital looks, for the game and the new toys.

- Appeal of the script to long-time fans. What made the cut and didn't. Offering enough different things that didn't retread the movies.

- Opinions on what the fan would like the most, being part of the team.

- Voice recording locations of the four. Ramis in Chicago, Aykroyd in New York, Murray in an unknown location, most likely Arizona and North Carolina, Hudson in California.

- Details on the new movie, pretty much what we already know, like the script writers, younger busters, originals as mentors. Aykroyd, Ramis and Reitman are consulting on the script.

- They believe the new game help remind the studio (Columbia) that the audience interest has always been there and want to continue involvement with the franchise.

- Fondest memories for Aykroyd was running down the street with a smoking trap and being impressed with the rooftop set from the first movie.

- Aykroyd's belief in the paranormal and Ramis still is the skeptic when it comes to that stuff.