Cartoons Scooby Doo

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USAopoly Scooby Doo Monopoly Collector’s Edition Board Game Customer Review: Fun Monopoly edition
First of all, I’m not a big Monopoly fan. BUT, this Scooby version is fun and I actually don’t mind playing it over and over and over. Colorful board, fun playing pieces, funny version of the original. My 9 year old money loving son’s favorite game. Ruh roh!

Devilish Donut (Scooby-Doo Case Files) Can you solve the mystery of the devilish donut? The Mystery, Inc. gang needs your help!

Ruh Roh! The Mystery Inc. gang have sent Scooby and Shaggy to the gym to get in shape! But a Devilsh giant donut shows up at the gym and threatens to drive away customers. The reader can solve the word and picture puzzles at the end of each chapter to find the suspects and clues they’ll need to crack the case before Fred unmasks the culprit!

Scooby-doo Mysteries:Monster Menace (Scooby-Doo Mysteries) The Gang get ready for some serious shopping when they head to the Happy Valley Mega Mall. Daphne, Fred, Velma, and even Scooby and Shaggy want to check out the new store, Dr. Yuckenstein’s Make-A-Monster Laboratory where they can make their own customized monster dolls! But - ruh-roh - a mega-sized monster has come to life and is scaring away all the customers! It’s a monster of a mystery that only Scooby-Doo and Mystery, Inc. can solve!

Scooby-doo Mysteries #32: Cactus Creature: Cactus Creature (Scooby-Doo Mysteries)

Customer Review: Scary Fun for a Four Year Old!
My son Mason and I have been reading these Scholastic Scooby-Doo mysteries by James Gelsey out loud. Mason loves them. His review of this one is: “Great!” He got very excited and bounced on the bed during the “scary” parts.

Scooby-doo Junior Chapter Book #1: The Roller-ghoster (Scooby-Doo) Ruh-roh! When a spooky monster starts haunting a local amusement park, Scooby-Doo and the gang are in for the ride of their lives! Can they get to the bottom of this mystery — and discover the true identity of the mysterious Roller-Ghoster? Based on episodes from the hit new Kids WB! TV show, “What’s New, Scooby-Doo,” this new line of junior chapter books is designed for first and second-graders who are just learning to read. The books are 48 pages long, with minimal, simple text and lots of illustrations.

School Play Surprise (Scooby-Doo Reader) Yikes! A mysterious message sends Scooby and Shaggy to the school auditorium, but ruh roh! Looks like something spooky is going on — first Fred vanishes into thin air, and then they see witches lurking back stage! Can Scooby and the gang solve this mystery before it’s curtains for them?

Scooby-Doo Unmasked Ruh-roh! Fred’s cousin, Jed, is nowhere to be found! His animatronic monsters have gone haywire and are attacking everyone in sight! It’s up to Scooby-Dooand Mystery, Inc. to stop the creepy costumed creatures, unmask the mystery, and find Jed before its too late. Could Jed be prime suspect? Zoinks! Get me a Scooby-Snack!
Customer Review: What? It’s over…
This scooby doo game is very fun even for an 11 year old. In this mystery, the monsters are not even criminals! There’re high-tech robots controlled by a human villan. This game has a down side. It’s short. There are only three major levels. The only thing you do after beating the level is to go back for items, then the area becomes easy for you. Overall I would rent the game.
Customer Review: Pretty good
This Scooby game is not as good as Mystery Mayhem was but I think it might be better that Night of 100 Frights. Kinda in the middle. I rented it and I’ll probably buy it when I can. I just hope the next Scooby game is more like Mystery Mayhem was.

Scooby-Doo Unmasked Ruh-roh! Fred’s cousin, Jed, is nowhere to be found! His animatronic monsters have gone haywire and are attacking everyone in sight! It’s up to Scooby-Doo and Mystery, Inc. to stop the creepy costumed creatures, unmask the mystery, and find Jed before its too late. Could Jed be prime suspect? Zoinks! Get me a Scooby-Snack!
Customer Review: Too Short
I bought this as a reward for my son’s first week of Kindergarden. He is 5!!!! I let him have it after dinner. He played for about an hour that evening and then perhaps 2 hours the next morning and was finished. The graphics look great and overall it is fun, but way too short.
Customer Review: Fun, but too easy…
My husband bought this game for me for Christmas and I really enjoyed playing it until I finished it in 4-5 hours! It was so easy once you got the hang of it. The story is too short…I only had to defeat 2 levels to finish the game. For adults, I would recommend another game, but I’m sure it’s more challenging for younger players.