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Legendary game designer David Crane (Pitfall!, Activision co-founder) live on Computer Chronicles in 1985! Watch as he demos his brand-new Commodore 64 Ghostbusters game (on a Commodore SX-64), right after the movie hit theaters—complete with the iconic theme music, ghost catching, and that famous digitized voice. But you’ll be...

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