Looks like the oft-delayed “Ghostbusters” game is back on again, but you’ll have another long wait yet before playing it.

In an interview by a Dallas radio station Tuesday, “Ghostbusters” star Dan Aykroyd said game maker Atari was picking up development where Activision Blizzard left it this summer, however it’ll be a year before a playable version will appear.

Activision suddenly dropped production of a “Ghostbusters” game for seventh-generation consoles such as Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 yet never explained why. At the time, the company already had released preview trailers, had discussed the project in gaming journals, and had announced a debut date — Oct. 31. (Odder still, the “official site” for the game is still maintained by Activision.)

Aykroyd was said to be closely involved with the game’s development from the beginning, but he did not explain Tuesday why production suddenly ceased or why another year was needed to conclude work.

There have been nine different “Ghostbusters” video games dating back to 1985, a year after the hit movie was released, the most recent one a puzzle game for cell phones first appearing in 2006.