Scooby-Doo: Night of 100 Frights

Could this game possibly be the second coming of Christ himself? Yes. It could be. Sometimes I lay awake at night, and the only comfort I get is smelling my unopened copy of the game. Where can I possibly begin to list how amazing this game is?

1. The Sound Effects The sound effects in this game are definitely top notch. For example, whenever you jump on a trampoline as Scooby-Doo, the game's protagonist, you almost feel as if you are jumping on the trampoline as well. Also, there's a really cool noise whenever Scooby jumps on a pile of fish on the pier level. I won't spoil it for you, just know that you have to try it out.

2. The Intricate Story This story is so confusing, that I still can't quite perceive it. Could it be perhaps that the game takes place in both difference dimensions, and different time lines at the same time? I sure think so. I never beat the game, but if I had, I'm sure it would've been an ending left open to interpertation.

3. The Scares Boy howdy. The only game spookier than this was the Teen Titans fighting game on Cartoonnetwoek.com. There was this fishman in the game, who still gives me nightmares to this day. Sometimes I'll be laying in bed, and I start to tremble in fear because I hear the noise of the ocean. I live in constant fear of the fish monster from this game. Please help.

All in all, it's good stuff.

This game is endless fun no matter how old you are. It's incredibly complex, challenging (almost to a fault), and has a wonderful story. The only reason I would not give it 10 stars is because of some janky control errors. One thing I wish this game had is a way to move your camera. Other than that, it's golden. And Tim Curry as mastermind? UNBEATABLE! I am so grateful that this game has been a part of both my child and adulthood, and I urge any parents with younger children to offer this as an introduction to story gaming. And that way, you have a good excuse to play too when they get frustrated, hahaha.

Rented this for gamecube the other day. I must admit, it was a lot of fun to play. The gameplay is pretty easy (Despite the fact it takes scooby several seconds to stop after you give the command), the graphics are nice (with the exception of the "Movie" scenes), and the voice acting is usually reasonably good as well. There ARE lots of monsters, some being quite lame (The scare crows stirred up nothing but hilarity), but some can be pretty cool, like the giant, yellow, one-eyed thing and all the giant venus flytraps. A nice, fun, light-hearted romp. A very innofensive and tame game, fun to play on a rainy day. My rating for "Scooby-Doo: Night of 100 Frights"--7/10

This game is one of the best games ever made and not because im a scooby fan but because the story is great and the songs are really well made.

Im gonna ve honest do, alot of people say that the gameplay is buggy, even tho it wasnt for me i can see that for alot of people it was, and the, graphics are a bit dum looking for some parts

But apart of that the game us perfect, this is one of the few games that have an incredeble soundtrack and every song is fire, the story is really great and the gameplay is fun and the map always feels unique from a cave to the cementary to a haynted mansion. The game is great.

For those of you who are tired of games that are prone to inducing epileptic seizures then Scooby Doo!: Night of 100 Frights is the kind of simple game you should get into.

The story has Shaggy, Fred, Daphne and Velma get kidnapped by The Mastermind (Tim Curry, in his second outing as a Scooby Doo baddie) and Scooby must rescue them from a spooky mansion.

Not the most imaginative of plots but it's loads of fun playing Scooby. The levels are kind of easy at first but complicate, only slightly, soon after the first power up. You get infinite lives so if there is a certain level you get stuck at, you can try again and again until you get it right.

The opening cut-scene has very bad graphics but the graphics of the actual game are nice and colorful. The music is pleasant enough but it gets slightly annoying after a while.

Definitely a game for children of 5 years and up (um...adults too) as the puzzles are not too heavy and the gameplay is light and easy. Worth the money for sure. The only bad part of the game is the inability to control the viewpoint. Many lives are lost because you cannot see where Scooby is jumping to. It's a minor complaint of an otherwise cool game.

Graphics B Sound B Gameplay B Lasting Appeal B+