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When it comes to the Scooby Doo TV shows, my opinions vary. I loved the first TV series "Scooby Doo Where Are You". Thought the second TV series "New Scooby Doo Movies" was decent. I thought the third TV series "The Scooby Doo Show" was boring. I hated the fourth TV series "Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo". And I pretty much hated every other TV incarnation of Scooby Doo after that. When it comes to the animated Scooby Doo movies, my opinions also vary. But that's another story. But when it comes to the Scooby Doo video games... MY OPINION IS ALWAYSE NEGATIVE! Almost every Scooby Doo game I've played from the Commodore 64 to the PS2 have all sucked. And this game is no exception. The game tries to be an old school survival horror game like Clock Tower or Sweet Home. Witch is actually a good concept considering it's a Scooby Doo Game. But then they throw in platforming elements. Which would also be okay but the platforming elements in this game are so crippled that it feels like it was just thrown in at the last minute. Now you fellow gamers out there might be thinking that this game is really difficult. Au Contraire. This game happens to be really easy. The enemies are small and very easy to kill. However you kill them by throwing objects at them. Witch in itself is pretty stupid seeing is that this game is one half platforming. The game should let you stomp on them like in Mario or Sonic. The game is also pretty short. There are only four levels to go through. And none of them are particularly challenging. The music is actually okay and it's a good 16-bit rendition from the show. However there are only two songs in total. The intro which loops every forty seconds. And the game's level theme witch plays throughout the game and loops every two minutes and ten seconds. Hell the song "Scooby Dooby Doo" wasn't even in this game. What the hell? As I've said before the platforming in this game is crippled. While jumping on different platforms, you have to land dead center on each of them or you phase through them. Yes it's one of those games. The problem also lies somewhat in Scooby and Shaggy's sprite. It's too friggin' big. The platforms themselves are small. And with the precision needed to reach the platforms, this makes for some very frustrating platforming. The survivor horror element in this game is actualy alright. And it's pretty challenging too. They should've made the game a straight survival horror game. They could've done more. In conclusion all I can say is Do not buy this game. Unless your gonna do reviews or if your a hard-core Scooby Doo fan, I suggest you look for a better SNES game. Because this one sucks.Read full review
This was very fun to play. Actually, at first i had absolutely no idea what i was doing, but once you figure out how to collect clues and ask the other characters about them, its very easy. I bought it for a 4 year old, but it was a little hard for him to play it, so he mostly just watches me. I read to him what the characters are saying and what we have to do next, so that way he is still playing it in a way
My family loves this game. Perfect for a true Scooby fan. It is easy at first but does start to get somewhat more difficult. Could be better but if you are a fan of scooby doo you'd be crazy not to buy this.
Exciting game to play
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Delivered early, cleaned, and ready to play! Spent a good ten minutes of testing to find no issues with Scoob and the gang. Would definitely buy again!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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