I am amazed at the work some people put in their Halloween costumes, like this Ghostbusters proton pack built with LEDs, an Arduino controller, and red and green lasers. I’m so lazy, I’m going to go as the Wolverine.

Wait, maybe I’m not that lazy.

That ghostbuster costume—which includes a flight suit, Arduino-controlled proton pack, fake trap, and fake goggles—was all made over months of planning and hard work.

My Wolverine costume—battered leather jacket, t-shirt, jeans, dirty just-woke-up hair, scars, and some beard trimming—took an entire life of suffering and bleeding to create.

(By the way, anyone knows where I could buy the actual Wolverine jacket replica in NYC? Let’s do this stupid thing properly). [Instructables via Dvice]

The first thing that struck me when watching the movie is just how good it looks for a 25 year old film. I’ve watched some older films on Blu-ray before and been disappointed with the video quality, but Ghostbusters looks fantastic. Especially when you compare it to some of the deleted scenes which run at a VHS-like 480p. Sure, the special effects are still 80s-bad, but that’s half the allure – remember what happened when Lucas went back and tinkered with Star Wars?

The special features are fairly typical of any film these days plus some trailers for the new game, although you can select a playlist of special features to pick and choose what you want to watch. There’s also BD-Live functionality, although it offers nothing more than access to Sony’s BD-Live page, which offers trailers and asks you to suggest BD-Live features.

But ultimately it’s the ability to watch one of the all-time classic films in HD that makes this really appealing. Slimer never looked so good.

The film hits shelves June 17.

Available at Busted Tees for $US17, Ghost Catcher explores the lengths that a gluttonous and brutal carnivore will go to for a snack of psychokinetic energy. I have no idea what’s caused the sudden surge in Pac-Man/Ghostbusters crossbranded apparel, but you know what? I couldn’t trace the impetus of putting peanut butter and jelly together for the first time, either. Let’s just roll with it, see where these shirts take us. [Busted Tees via Fashionably Geek]

Available now at Glennz Tees, Called For Help explores what might happen if Pac-Man could resist his binging for long enough to call the (fictional?) 1-800 number that most of us keep on speed dial.

Printed on a high quality (American Apparel) tee, the shirt can be yours for about $US20 in every size known to man (and women). [Glennnz Tees via OhGizmo!]

Created by enigmatic toymaker Doktor A, these lovely gizmos – including the “Automatic Medium: Séance Engine” and the “Phenomenologocal Extrapolator” (say that five times fast) – help you deal with rotten spirits and mischievous ghosts. [Tomopop]