I recently brought some old games from my father’s place. This was one of them. Ghostbusters 3–that is what I am calling it—works best for the franchise’s fans. It has a fun story, and it is nice to see most of the cast members back. As a video game, it has a few flaws. After the first three or four missions, you might find the game exhaustingly repetitive. To resolve this issue, they could have developed an open world atmosphere for the game. Imagine being a ghostbuster and walking around New York City without completing a story mission. It would be a pleasing feature for this kind of game. The lip-syncing is off in a few scenes, and it is a bit too quick to complete. Even with the frustrating gate sequence, I completed the game in a few hours. As I said before, it would have been awesome if they had developed this as an open world game. Still, Ghostbusters 3 is a fun sequel for fans.