Ghostbusters (Master System, 1987)

After playing all of the major versions of this game for the eight bit console, I find that the Sega Master System does the best job. Grant it, the game itself is not an excellent game, but a good game. You start the game with some money to buy ghostbuster items. You have to buy a car and there is four to pick from. There are various weapons and each car carries a certain number of weapons. The best thing to do is play the game and right the down the password if you have more money then you started with at the beginning. The next time you play, I'll start with more money to buy better things. When the game starts, you move around the city. You are the ghostbuster symbol. The more you move, longer it will take you to get to the site were the ghosts are. You know there is a ghosts on a certain block if the block flashes red. Drive to the site and bust the ghost. Collect the money and so on. Depending on the weapons you collect at the beginning of the game will determine on how easy your task will be the collect money. You may have to be close to a block to see if it flashes red and you may have to go back to headquarters more often if your traps are filled. After a while, you will be able to enter Zuul. There, the Marshmallow Man will stand in front of the building jumping around. Two of the three ghostbusters must pass him to continue into the building. If you succeed, you must climb the stair and shot some ghost to fight the final boss. The gameplay changes alot in this game, so be ready. You can pick one up complete for $5-$10 in an ebay store.
Thanks,
Master K.