What’s a random fun fact you know that many don’t?

The working title for Ghostbusters 2016 was “Flapjack”. Ernie Hudson even used the word during the ending wheee the character he plays (Uncle Bill) confronts patty about it.

Another fact about the movie is that the name of Kenneth P. Higgins institute of science was a coincidence to the name of actor Steve Higgins, who plays Dean Thomas Shanks in the film. The institute was in fact, not named after him.

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Yeah, that's simlar to how you say it in Serbian, it's "Prekosutra".

I want to see video footage of this game  .
And is it official?

Similar to the former, VCDs did very well in places like Indonesia, Vietnam & India due to being rather cheap to print. You can still occasionally find those in stores & they were in use in those places longer than anywhere else. Also CD, VCDs & DVDs were NOT developed in Japan contrary to popular belief, but rather the Netherlands by Philips(yes, the CD-i guys), though Japanese companies would be some of the first to make USE of them mostly.

Similar to the latter, the Commodore Amiga did VERY well in Europe. Notably, it kickstarted such series as Worms, Lotus Turbo Challenge(which got a sort of spin off known as Top Gear), Out of this World(originally called Another World in Europe), Pinball Dreams(by DICE, the developers who would go on & make the Battlefield series) & Lemmings. This is the same for the Commodore 64, which in Europe spawned series such as Dizzy the Egg, Monty Mole(best known for the title screen music in Monty On the Run), Skate or Die, Rick Dangerous, among others. These American computers that were popular in Europe, alongside several European microcomputers like the ZX Spectrum & the Amstrad CPC, kickstarted several video game developers such as Team 17, Rare(as Ultimate Play the Game), Gremlin Graphics, Codemasters, Core Design, Ocean Software, Bitmap Brothers, Psygnosis, Delphine Software International, Titus, Coktel Vision, Bohemia Interactive(as Cauldron), Eidos(as Domark), Traveller's Tales, Zyrinx(was a demoscene group before making the impressive Red Zone), The Vision Factory(originally from the Amiga cracking scene in the Netherlands), etc.

That's not to say that MS-DOS wasn't popular in Europe, because it was(Jazz Jackrabbit was created in the Netherlands & the first 2 games were a Dutch-US co-production), & some American series did also start on the C64 & Amiga such as Maniac Mansion.