I recently played both Ghostbusters and Indiana Jones & The Staff Of Kings for Wii.  Here’s how they compare:

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It’s a bland melange of every other title out there with the greatest voice cast in videogame history.  I’m sorry, but the Ghostbusters could NOT pick up large rocks with their proton packs.  What do you folks think?  [I did, however, watch the movie again last night and it is still one of the funniest movies ever, even edited on AMC.]

[Insert lame who-you-gonna-call joke here]!  Besides Ghostbusters, there’s also the possibly rad Flower, Sun, and Rain by Suda 51.  What’s on deck for you this week?

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Ghostbusters news has been pretty focused on the Xbox/PS3 versions of the game as of late, so for those of you hankering for some content to oogle on the Nintendo side, here’s your chance! This “first twenty minutes” video will take you through a short intro, a small tour of the firehouse, and show off some gameplay in the first mission.

Head past the break for part 2.

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Ghostheads in US territories can breath a collective sigh of release thanks to Atari CEO Jim Wilson, who contacted GamesIndustry this morning to assure them that Sony only bought the rights to the upcoming Ghostbusters game in PAL territories.

“The Sony Computer Entertainment partnership is exclusive to Europe, Atari is going to be publishing on all platforms in the US on June 16,” clarified Wilson.

Until now, fans had feared that the Sony buyout would have outright canceled Xbox 360 and Wii versions of the title, but new information shows that this a Europe exclusive deal.

Although it still seems like a shady move that’s unfair to the fans, screwing Europe seems to par for the course when it comes to game publishing.

Ghostbusters will be available for Xbox 360, PS3, and Nintendo Wii on June 16th 2009.