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Though the game has been out for a while, people are still discovering how much fun Ghostbusters for the Wii is. Coffee With Games gives a pretty thorough review of his experience with the game.

Everyone who tries Ghostbusters for the Wii enjoys their experience. They’re still writing about it even now.
Mayann Johanson comments on her experience at FlickFilosopher.com

After a long exclusivity period, the versions other than the PS3 are available worldwide.

DS-X2 reviewer Chris Coyne reports on his experience.   “With a fantastic art style, audio work that puts many games to shame and decent gameplay, Red Fly Studios can be happy with what they’ve achieved here.”

Red Fly Studio hasn’t been making much noise on the internet lately. All of our announced titles have shipped, and as is common in this industry, our next project(s) can’t be discussed until they are formally announced.

But here are some new, positive words about Ghostbusters from JennCutter’s blog. It’s great to see people are still enjoying it! Even though she played the Xbox 360 version first, Jenn gives a balanced review of the Wii version on its own merits. I consider it a whole new game, really. I know where the game is headed, of course, but it feels new and fresh. I think having some time away from my obsession with the 360 version certainly helps avoid comparing them directly. The two articles discussing Ghostbusters are here and here.

Justin at Pure Nintendo shares his encouraging thoughts on his experience with Ghostbusters for the Wii.