Ghoul Patrol (1994)
Platforms: SNES · Wii · AntstreamGenres: Genres · Action · Diagonal-down · 2D scrolling · Shooter · Direct control · Horror
In the sequel to Zombies Ate My Neighbors players control the kids Zeke and/or Julie, who travel to different worlds and fight skeletons, ghouls, ghosts, and other demonic creatures in order to save their town from a horror exhibit that came to life....
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Cast & Crew · 17 people
- Andrew Carter· Programming, Produced By
- Holger Liebnitz· Map Artwork, Animation, Boss Art, Cutscene Art, Mapping
- Anson Jew· Animation
- Liu Pee Hieng· Animation, Boss Art, Cutscene Art
- Harrison Fong· Boss Art, Cutscene Art, Art Supervisor
- Eric Swanson· Sound and Music
- David Warhol· Sound and Music
- Jezlyn Junus· Mapping
- Kalani Streicher· Design, Direction, Produced By
- Brett Tosti· Lead Tester
- Christopher John Snyder· Testers
- Jo Ashburn· Testers
- Chris J. Purvis· Testers
- Dato Junus Sudin· Development Support
- Arthur Reynolds· Development Support
- Mezwyn Junus· Special Thank You
- Wayne Cline· Associate Producer
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