In 1984, one of the most successful films of all time was released. In 1986, one game developer would use Ghostbusters to change the face of an entire industry forever.

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SOURCES:

"Ghostbusters Begins: A History of the Ghostbusters Roleplaying Game"
by Keith Garrett
https://gnomestew.com/ghostbusters-be...

"Who You Gonna Call? A Review of the Classic Ghostbusters RPG"
by Daniel Stack
https://rollingboxcars.com/2019/12/11...

"Advantages and Disadvantages of the Dice Pool System"
by Oren Ashkenazi
https://mythcreants.com/blog/advantag...

"Beginner's Guide to Mechanical Literacy: Dice Pools"
by Meinberg
https://goatsongrpg.wordpress.com/202...

"Writing RPGs Is Hard, Part 3: Dice Pools"
by Frank Mitchell
https://frank-mitchell.com/posts/dice...

"The Stars Are Right For A Look At The Call Of Cthulhu’s History"
by J.R. Zambrano
https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2020/...

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Ghost Girl In My Room by Alper Omer Esin
Call of the Sea by James Milor

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