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The first PC game based on the film was the Casper Brainy Book which was developed by Knowledge Adventure and was released in May 1996.
Developed by Natsume Co., Ltd., this was released only in Japan by the anime company KSS.
This game was developed by Bonsai Entertainment and released by Natsume Inc. Each of the levels consist of four main mini games, which the player can do in any order, and two final mini games that only appear at the end of the game.
Made by Microïds and Planet Interactive in 2002, it is one of few video games in which Casper can actually go through walls though only through the ones within each level.
There was supposed to be a sequel as stated in the ending and the manual where the player would help Casper turn his friends back into "fleshies" but Morning Star went bankrupt before it was made.
Sega Saturn Magazine gave the Saturn version a 70%, calling it "a decent effort" when adapting the film into game, but noted some occasional flaws in gameplay and called it "repetitive".
Reviewing the 3DO version, Electronic Gaming Monthlys team of four reviewers criticized that load times are frequent, it is easy to get lost, and that the puzzles are often obscure or even don't make sense.
Sega Saturn Magazine gave the Saturn version a 70%, calling it "a decent effort" when adapting the film into game, but noted some occasional flaws in gameplay and called it "repetitive".
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