Scooby-Doo Mystery

[Melf]

For over three decades Scooby and friends have been solving mysteries and making the world safe for gluttons everywhere. You know them, you love 'em, but did you know they're on your Genesis? Lucky for you then, that we have a nice write up (http://www.sega-16.com/Scooby-Doo%20Mystery%20review.htm) of Scooby-Doo Mystery.

[David J.]

When I was a lad, I really wanted this game, but now I could care less. Too bad it had a small print run in any case.

[Joe Redifer]

Velma is hawt.

[Melf]

Word. I've always loved the nerdy, librarian types. She must be a rocket in bed.


SAY JINKIES BITCH!! SAY JINKIES!!

[Flash1087]

First off: funniest thread ever.

Moving on, I actually rented this quite a few times from a local Blockbuster. It's a private shame of mine, but...I really enjoyed it as a youngster.

That means there's something wrong with me, doesn't it?

[winona]

Im thinking of getting this ofebay, how much would you say is a fair price?

[Melf]

I just scored a complete copy for $15, and I haven't seen any pass the $20-$25 mark lately.

[Zebbe]

Great review. I've always wanted to play a game like Monkey Island, Toonstruck and Grim Fandango on my MD. Thanks to this review, I've found what I've been looking for.

[Melf]

I still need Secret of Monkey Island for Sega CD. :(

[Zebbe]

I need a Mega CD. :P

[Flash1087]

I still need Secret of Monkey Island for Sega CD. :(

Jinkies, Melf! They made it for the Sega CD?

[j_factor]

Monkey Island was one of the early, cardboard box releases, IIRC.

I would've liked to have seen ports of Monkey Island 2 and Sam & Max.

[David J.]

I heard the Sega CD version of Monkey Island is very dark and has awful loading times. Other than that, a great port.

[Melf]

What frustrates me most is that I had a complete copy and traded it away without thinking. Darn thing was mint, too. :(