The PlayStation 3 version of Ghostbusters has received a patch that allegedly increases the resolution to match that of the Xbox 360 version. The PS3 version of Ghostbusters suffered from performance problems and a lower resolution than the 360 version, but Atari claims to have fixed those issues with this patch. The patch also includes localization fixes and a fix for the PS3 Trophies because of a problem that prevented American and Europeans players from unlocking certain Trophies when playing with each other.

Atari says the patch is available today… so if it available, go ahead and grab it so your Ghostbusters experience isn’t as inferior anymore.

[Source: Joystiq]

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Before this game even arrived at my front door, I had prepared a checklist in hand before I could bust even one ghost. I packed my boots, got my uniform all tailored up (Hey, it’s been a while, we all can’t look as good as we used to), re-adjusted my Proton Pack equipped with tons of energy to power up a few of my rather innocent jam-packed arsenal of oh I don’t know, Meson Colliding, Boson Darting, Statis Streaming goodness? Yeah, that’s about right. It’s time to join the ranks of our original Ghostbusters: Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler, Winston Zeddemore and Peter Venkman (Original voices intact, in order: Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray) as we clean up shop again down in our slimed up and very haunted New York City.

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Information welling up from all corners of an irritated network of gamers indicates that the PC version of Ghostbusters: The Video Game is going to be shipping sans the cooperative game mode. This is unfortunate in that it’ll likely have a detrimental effect on the sales of the PC version, primarily due to co-op being something that is capable of lifting up a completely uninteresting game to the realm of enjoyable gaming, not to mention a game that comes packed with an intellectual property tied pretty strongly into the memories of so many folks out there.

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Reading Spawn Kill is fine and all, but wouldn’t it be absolutely wonderful if there were real voices to accompany you on one of your many repeat visits? Of course it would be. That’s why all of us at Spawn Kill are proud to bring you the Kill Kast, the official Spawn Kill podcast.

On this Very Special First Episode, Tigresa and Molotov Cupcake have a little chat about the intricacies of E3, at a glance – the highs, the lows, the inexplicably bad marketing toward tweens! If you want to take Spawn Kill on the go with you, consider this post your saving grace! Feel free to download, tell your friends, post and repost, and comment here with your suggestions, raves, rants, anything! We’re ready to listen.

For future reference, we will be answering questions on upcoming episodes, so make sure to direct all questions you may want answered to contact@spawnkill.com or one of our individual addresses. We’ll make sure we answer all pertinent inquiries! With that said, check this mutha out – we’re kinda proud.

Oh, and we can’t believe you’ve had to ask, but Molotov isn’t really crying. Jeez.

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