Crunch food, originally uploaded by Red Fly Studio.

Long hours means crunch food. We usually order from a local restaurant via a delivery service. But every once in a while, it’s great to just stack up some pizzas to nourish us into the evening hours.

Cooking fun, originally uploaded by Red Fly Studio.

Everyone is checking out George’s latest level for Cook or Be Cooked. Constructing layers of lasagna in real life can be a little tedious, but thanks to the magic of video games, it’s quite entertaining when done with a Wii Remote and Nunchuck.

Raging Gamer Mave, a long-time Ghostbusters fan (just like the rest of us) had a blast playing Ghostbusters on the Wii.

In addition to the positive words of reviewer Daniel Share-Strom at VGChartz, check out the first week of Ghostbusters sales. Between our version and TRI’s HD version, Ghostbusters is topping the charts!

Game Knights’ Kwing produced an extensive video review of Ghostbusters the Videogame for the Wii. Enjoy it on You Tube.

Scott Bartle at Nintendo Life ranks Ghostbusters for the Wii 8 out of 10 saying:

“Ghostbusters: The Video Game is without a doubt the best attempt at capturing the thrill of the movies in digital form to date and a real service to fans who grew up watching the films and cartoons.”

User Interface decisions, originally uploaded by Red Fly Studio.

Developing video games is an effort of constant iteration and improvement. Our project for Namco, Cook or Be Cooked, is no exception. Since the game relies heavily on its pointer- and gesture-driven interface, presenting options and controls to the player in a clear, concise manner is of the utmost importance.

Katrina “ShadokatRegn” Pawlowski posted her review of Ghostbusters Wii on Co-Optimus, a site dedicated to multiplayer gaming. Our version of the game scored quite well, earning a 5 out of 5 rating.