If Jones depletes the health meter whilst the grenade is still attached, the monster will be captured. Capturing a ghost is accomplishing by hitting it with a "Capture Grenade." If the player uses the grenade before weakening the ghost sufficiently for capture, the grenade attaches itself to the enemy for a limited time, and a health meter appears. When the player encounters a ghost, they must first shoot it to weaken it to a point where it can be captured.
Ghost energy can be collected in the form of orbs found throughout the game and dropped by defeated enemies. The game features two types of ammo normal ammo for the handgun and shotgun, and "ghost energy" for the other weapons. Jones can also shoot whilst in first-person mode, although he is unable to move.
When in combat mode, Jones' lateral motion changes to strafing, and he moves slower. To do so, the player must enter combat mode, which places a crosshair on screen. When in default third-person mode, Jones has a full range of movement, but he cannot shoot. The right analog stick is used to move the camera, or adjust aim when in combat or first-person mode. Ghosthunter is a third-person shooter in which players control the protagonist, Lazarus Jones, with the left analog stick. Jones' health is on the bottom left his ammo on the bottom right and his grenade icon on the top left. The game received mixed reviews upon release, with critics praising its graphics but criticizing its brevity and linearity. When one of the ghosts kidnaps his partner, Jones must enter the ghost realm to track her down. The game is based primarily around ghost hunting, and tells the story of Lazarus Jones, a rookie detective with the Detroit Police Department, who accidentally releases a group of imprisoned ghosts from their confinement. Developed by SCE Cambridge Studio, it was published in Europe by SCEE in December 2003, in North America by Namco in August 2004, and in Japan by Electronic Arts in September 2004. Ghosthunter is a 2003 third-person shooter action video game for the PlayStation 2.
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