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Casper
Developer(s)	Absolute Entertainment, G3 Interactive Funcom, KSS
Publisher(s)	Natsume (SNES version) KSS (SFC version) Interplay(3DO, Saturn, PS, GBC)
Platform(s)	Super Famicom, Playstation, Game Boy Color, Sega Saturn, 3D0
Release date(s)	NA August, 1996 JPN Mar 14, 1997[1] PAL 1997
Genre(s)	Action, Adventure
Mode(s)	Single-player only
Rating(s)	ESRB: Everyone
Media	cartridge
Input methods	gamepad

There have been different versions of video games based on the film Casper. Two of those games were released in 1996 and 1997 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, one different from each other, by different publishers, and released in different regions. There is also another version for the 3DO, Sega Saturn, Sony PlayStation, and Game Boy Color, published by Interplay. There also is a Game Boy game. There also is another game named Casper for the Game Boy Advance

Super NES version (Natsume)

Casper is a game by Natsume,^[2]. The player controls Casper, followed by Kat Harvey whom he has to protect from any danger. Being a ghost, Casper can pass through walls and other obstacles, but he can't go away from Kat too much, or else Carrigan's ghost will abduct her. The game follows loosely the plot of the movie.

Super Famicom version (KSS)

A different game was released only in Japan by the anime company KSS. In this version, the game uses an isometric view and the player controls Kat Harvey herself as she protects Casper from a duo that consists of a male government agent and a female government agent. During the course of the game, Kat collects items, therefore making this game an adventure game as opposed to an action game.

Baseballs are used to stun the secret agents. Getting hit by a secret agent results in a game over. There is even a box to the bottom right that keeps track of time (in seconds and minutes); the game starts with 10 seconds elapsed. Saving the game is as easy is finding mechanical contraptions and activating them. While saving the game, the game counts all the coins and gems; it uses that count to tabulate a percentage to decide how much of the game has been officially completed.

Interplay's version

The version published by Interplay plays as a top-view action-adventure game with pre-rendered graphics. The game consists in finding the pieces for the Lazarus machine, while exploring the mansion and dealing with Casper's uncles. Unlike other versions, other than the Ghostly Trio and Carrigan, there are no enemies. The game instead focuses on solving puzzles.

Whilst playing through the game, it becomes apparent that certain areas of the game appear to be unlockable, and one certain puzzle (located within a library of sorts) has you basically flip switches until the solution presents itself, allowing entry into a room where you can obtain puzzle pieces that fit somewhere in the game. Using a cheat however, which enables you to float as high as you please, the player is able to explore a huge, hidden area of the mansion, where every morph, and every item needed to complete the game are to be found.

References

External links

• Casper (video game) at Allgame
• Casper 32-bit version at MobyGames

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