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Enjoy your favorite Atari 2600 and 7800 games on one system, the Atari 2600+
Ghost Battle
Moby ID: 26006
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Amiga
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[
Atari ST
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Amiga screenshots
Loading screen.
A brief intro. This is as close to a story this game ever gets.
The title screen.
Level 1 loading screen.
This game might start out looking a lot like Ghost'n'Goblins
...but quickly takes a turn for Shadow of the Beast.
The dungeon at the bottom of the well.
Getting around these pumpkins is a royal pain.
The first boss. This fight could've been easy, if not for one-hit kills projectiles.
Can you contain the excitement?
Stalked by a guy with a chainsaw.
If these platforms wouldn't make cry like a baby, you are a better gamer than I am.
Fighting a Grim Ripper-looking-thing.
Attacked by psychotic muppets in the sewers.
Another one of those Shadow of the Beast moments.
Level 3 loading screen.
Aliens on pogo sticks! What will they think of next?
Terminator in a bear costume!
A flying, green laser-shooting demon head.
Not only that these enemies hurt, but they also push you all over the place.
Is it an elephant.. or is it a hose?
Why, thank you!
Don't even try completing Ghost Battle without cheating...
Err.. how did I end up in Rush'n'Attack?
Early Henk Nieborg art is still quite impressive.
Every stage requires you to complete some kind of a fetch-quest in order to complete it.
A bug in the Amiga version of this game might prevent you from completing this level.
Finally!
The graphics are borderline pretty, but severely overdone.
ET phone home!
Almost there! Watch out for meteors - they fling you all over the place.
Hey there Lord Satan!
Satan's dead honey, let's go home!
THE END.
...or this if you choose to play without cheats...
The famous Thalion loading screen
Atari ST screenshots
Our too-cool-4-school hero... and what's with those metal underpants?
Oh, noez! My girlfriend's been kidnapped by some recycled in-game sprites!
A little-known fact is that you can actually choose difficulty with F1, F2, and F3 keys.
"Bravest hero"? Who'd want to be called that, anyway?
While not as pretty as the Amiga game, Ghost Battle on ST still looks damn fine.
Would you like a side of Shadow of the Beast to go with your Ghost'n'Goblins?
In this tunnel you discover that the developers haven't actually tried playing their own creation.
Make sure to kill the Michelin Man - he drops a better weapon.
Run children, run! Big Bird went crazy!
I don't know about you but I can hardly contain MY excitement.
Amiga might have a graphical upper hand, but the ST game plays better.
This stage is even smaller and visually less impressive than level 1.
No strategy is involved in this mid-boss battle. Just duck and shoot.
More annoying enemies that can't be killed.
This fire-breathing triceratops has been lifted straight out of Shadow of the Beast.
I already know the answer - it's about ripping off other games and getting away with it!
Some parts of this game were painstakingly engineered for maximum frustration.
At this point in the game the enemy design stops making any kind of sense.
This is Henk Nieborg's way of saying "I got nothing".
Remember the hand that kidnaps your girlfriend? There it is!
That boss is cool, in a and-now-we're-totally-out-of-ideas kind of way.
You bet! (The infinite lives cheat should have come standard in this game)
What do witches have to do with the jungle? We might never know!
And suddenly the game takes a turn for Rush'n'Attack.
"Henk Nieborg was here"
And here I was hoping that there will be at least one more weapon upgrade in the entire game.
This guy could’ve been a complete pushover… if not for crap flung at you from off-screen.
1) There is no such thing as an unfair game mechanic. 2) Metal underpants rule.
Can or can’t I hurt the damn wizard? Make up your mind!
Almost pretty.
Thankfully, neither Steven Spielberg nor anyone at Capcom ever heard of Ghost Battle.
I can't quite put a finger on it, but this boss looks vaguely familiar.
The game ends as abruptly as it begins.
And that's all you get!
..still, better than seeing this screen every two minutes.
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