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After about a year's worth of research, I have finally figured out how to extract and convert the sound files from Terminal Reality's Ghostbusters video game. I'm not the first person to figure this out however, as others have uploaded some sounds online. NOBODY, however, has converted or uploaded ALL the sound files, as there are 3,321 individual sounds.

Until today, of course. After tedious work, day after day of converting the SMP files to WAV, one by one, I finally did it, and just in time for the new movie!

If you want to see them for yourselves, please click here!

One day when I'm braver, I'll release ALL the unreleased stuff.

What are these? The models?

First day of Bill Murray's recordings for the game on July 2-3, 2008 in New York, I think. EP John Melchior said he recorded half of his 750-800 lines over these two days.

mrmichaelt wrote:First day of Bill Murray's recordings for the game on July 2-3, 2008 in New York, I think. EP John Melchior said he recorded half of his 750-800 lines over these two days.

Woah. Are these in the game files?

OnaStickProductions wrote: Woah. Are these in the game files?

Um, I don't recall. skankerzero?

nope. They're all the unused lines and takes.

skankerzero wrote:nope. They're all the unused lines and takes.

I would die to see those

(Not really because I'd be dead, but you get the idea)

What a touching article? It's one of those articles that time travels you to the story of a person or team as they went about doing something special. To this day, people can't think of this franchise without thinking about that game because it left a good taste in everyone's mouth. It fell short as a game, but it didn't fall short as an experience and to me I would of loved it if the powers at be just let the game play out and then do their moves that hurt the others (which by the way most were crap), this could of been an awesome game and awesome experience. Bill's involvement ... I respect it, but I don't like it and I wish I understood why he treats the franchise like this sometimes? He obviously loves it, he makes money from it, and it shows off his best talents with other films, but his departure and the fact he was going to be a bigger role in some levels does explain a lot of the dialogue that when I play it now, I think I can see where he would of came in because the Venkman character does say a lot more than he does in the actual game. Still, I'm glad we got this game, and it is beyond just a game sequel to a movie. I'm happy we got to see this story and the final quote by Harold Ramis ... that's a tear jerker :')

GBPaulRivera wrote:What a touching article? It's one of those articles that time travels you to the story of a person or team as they went about doing something special. To this day, people can't think of this franchise without thinking about that game because it left a good taste in everyone's mouth. It fell short as a game, but it didn't fall short as an experience and to me I would of loved it if the powers at be just let the game play out and then do their moves that hurt the others (which by the way most were crap), this could of been an awesome game and awesome experience. Bill's involvement ... I respect it, but I don't like it and I wish I understood why he treats the franchise like this sometimes? He obviously loves it, he makes money from it, and it shows off his best talents with other films, but his departure and the fact he was going to be a bigger role in some levels does explain a lot of the dialogue that when I play it now, I think I can see where he would of came in because the Venkman character does say a lot more than he does in the actual game. Still, I'm glad we got this game, and it is beyond just a game sequel to a movie. I'm happy we got to see this story and the final quote by Harold Ramis ... that's a tear jerker :')

Did you mean to post this in the thread about the article talking about the making of GB:TVG?

Even so, you mention let the game play out before doing movies that hurt the others? What? Do you mean the reboot, because nothing has hurt the old films, and won't hurt the old films.

These sound files are an awesome resource to have! I appreciate the hard work in grabbing them.

I'm currently cutting together a video project, and have been pulling my hair out trying to get into the BIN files to rip the game dialogue from Aykroyd, Murray and Ernie Hudson. Any chance someone on here is better at this than I am and could pull that for me? I'd greatly appreciate it.

skankerzero wrote:One day when I'm braver, I'll release ALL the unreleased stuff.

Do you have the normal SMP files that are on the data sections of the game files? I've been having a hell of a time trying to find a free program that will extract them.

Thanks for this!

skankerzero wrote: ↑July 15th, 2016, 11:10 am nope. They're all the unused lines and takes.

Pssst. It's been two years... release them!

Love this!

In case anyone else if looking for the game dialog:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ghostbusters/c ... gue_sound/

Hi! i think the mediafire link is broken.

Cyber_843 wrote: ↑June 27th, 2022, 3:28 am Hi! i think the mediafire link is broken.

Unfortunately it's been five years since they were originally uploaded, and some content on the internet ends up having an expiration date.

If you click through the reddit link provided by SedgewickHotel above, there's another link that's still active. If there's no issue with me reposting it, it is here:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/gcum8182 ... e.rar/file

I actually had to download it twice though, first time didn't take. It's s