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[Tier: Vault]NES Ghostbusters (JPN) in 01:34.34 by MESHUGGAH.
FCEUX movie (.fm2) (date: 2012-01-25)
MP4 file via BitTorrent (size: 3.14 MB, length: 02:50)
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Submission #3427 — Author's comments
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Obsoletes movie #1381 (01:34.98)
Rating: 5.0 (8 votes)
   
- Takes damage to save time
- Heavy glitch abuse
Ghostbusters is a hastily produced game based on the movie of the same name. The NES version is a notoriously bad port, and the Japanese version contains a glitch that allows an item to be sold for more than it costs. If what was done in this movie was possible in real life, economies worldwide would crash. Thank goodness that would never happen...

In this movie, the author, MESHUGGAH, improves the first run of this game by GlitchMan. See the author's notes for more details.


Note: The ending in the Japanese version is messed up and just shows "りり". This movie will also sync while the PAXKKLAA Game Genie code is used, which shows the corrected text:

Conglaturation !!!

You have completed a grate game.

And prooved the justice of our culture.

Now go and rest our heroes !

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