Sony announces a new Ghostbusters VR game at the Meta Quest Gaming showcase, one that trades New York for San Francisco and features multiplayer.
Sony has just announced a new Ghostbusters VR game during today’s Meta Quest Gaming showcase, one that promises to leave the franchise’s usual New York City setting in favor of San Francisco.
Ghostbusters VR’s San Francisco setting is an interesting subject of note about the new game, as most Ghostbusters media centered around the original film continuity largely stick to New York City - although Afterlife recently took place in the fictional small town of Summerville, Oklahoma.
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