Review Game Scooby-Doo
Scooby-Doo has seen more than his fair share of video games, and let's face it, they haven't been memorable. The canon has had a bit of a revamp with a recent live action direct-to-video film, but the newest video game, Scooby-Doo! First Frights, decided to do a different, separate revamp of the franchise. A revamp that seems to ignore everything about the series and turns Mystery Inc. into a team that solves mysteries with their fists, not their brains.
First Frights is split into four episodes, each one its own mystery. Players control one of two Mystery Inc. members, and can switch between them to make their way through the levels. It all plays very similar to the LEGO family games. Each character has a special ability and players have to switch to them to progress. Some of them make sense: Scooby can crawl through vents. Some of them don't make sense at all: Shaggy has a grappling hook. And some of them are unintentionally hilarious: Daphne can shimmy up and down vertical poles.
First Frights is split into four episodes, each one its own mystery. Players control one of two Mystery Inc. members, and can switch between them to make their way through the levels. It all plays very similar to the LEGO family games. Each character has a special ability and players have to switch to them to progress. Some of them make sense: Scooby can crawl through vents. Some of them don't make sense at all: Shaggy has a grappling hook. And some of them are unintentionally hilarious: Daphne can shimmy up and down vertical poles.
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Game Scooby Doo:
OS: Windows® XP SP 2 (32-64 bits) / Windows Vista® (32-64 bits) / Windows 7® (32-64 bits)
CPU: Intel Pentium IV / Athlon
RAM Memory: 512 MB
OS: Windows® XP SP 2 (32-64 bits) / Windows Vista® (32-64 bits) / Windows 7® (32-64 bits)
CPU: Intel Pentium IV / Athlon
RAM Memory: 512 MB
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