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My kids are finally old enough where they want to learn to play video games. They really enjoy Scooby-Doo so I picked up this game to see if they would enjoy it. I was not disappointed. It has kept my kids and myself fully entertained. Beautiful graphics, original voice characters and even a laugh track. There are some areas that are difficult for my boys to get past and even hard for me at times, but if you can be patient, then there shouldn't be a problem. There's a lot of great features to this game that my whole family has enjoyed.

Scooby-Doo: Night of 100 Frights is surprisingly a nice game.
The graphics are rich and worked and the sound is great (characteres are voiced by the original actors of the
Scooby-Doo cartoon), and the game has a nice bit of challenge to it. As alway's, some "mystery man" has kidnapped some old guy and you (Scooby-Doo) and the rest of the Mystery Inc. troupe must set out to find him. The game has tons of bad guyz from the cartoon series and the gameplay isn't just as easy as pie. You have to collect a certain amount of Scooby Snacks to be able to get into some area's and you are also in search of clues to find your way around the haunted mansion and find the missing man. Also, there are little things here and there that make it fun. When Scooby run's real fast and slams into something you hear the audience laugh as you would have in the cartoon series.

On the downside, I would probably find that this game has little replay value. I would rent it first just to be sure you'll like it.

We just got our Gamecube, so we are pathetic gamers. I rented this game to make sure that the 6 yr. old could do it. Nightmare. We have had it for 5 days and only completed 25% of the game. If you don't line up Scooby just right, he falls off things or doesn't make the jump. You have to complete all parts of a area before saving. So if you are stuck in a hard part of the game, forget it. You have to keep trying to make it through so that you can save. OR give up and redo the easier sections over again at a later time. The 6 yr old loves Scooby but gets bored as I struggle to get Scooby to the next section. We will NOT be buying this anytime soon.