Cartoons Scooby Doo

Scooby-Doo Two-Pack (Scooby Doo The Movie / Scooby Doo 2 - Monsters Unleashed) There are more than enough Scooby snacks to go around in these two full-length features based on the cartoon series.
Customer Review: Excellent Scooby Doo Movies
Scooby Doo movies are very good and my daughter throughly enjoyed watching
the movies. Picture and sound quality are excellent. Perfect movie for
young kids. Recommend these movies for any Scooby Doo fan.
Customer Review: Perfect for Kids
High quality movies? No. Perfect for silly kid fun? Yes.

Good deal if you have young ones (not easily scared).

Scooby Doo Thrills and Spills That perky pup Scooby-Doo is the star of this board game for two to four players (generally ages 6 and older). Everyone gets a Scooby-Doo marker as well as one of his friends: Shaggy, Daphne, Velma, or Fred. Players move their markers along a rectangular playing board to reach the Mystery Machine and win the game. When players land on a monster space, they crank up the Scooby-Doo spinning top and let it go across the board, heading for plastic mountain pieces that hook onto the board. If your marker gets knocked down, you’ll have to start over again back at the haunted house. No reading is required to play the game. –Marcie Bovetz
Customer Review: Exciting game for young kids
Scooby doo! Thrills and spills game is a fun and exciting game for little kids. The only draw back is the winder breaks if twisted to long or hard. (the company is aware of this problem you can get a replacement and order new ones.) The winder is also hard for young players but if an adult does if for them there is less chance of it breaking and the kids still get the thrill of letting the top loose onto the board game. The kids get the most thrill when other players get their pieces knocked off the board. My 3 kids, 5 and under, always love playing this game.
Customer Review: Fun, Fun, Fun
I purchased this game for my 4 year old and it is a favorite. The game is unpredictable keeping the feild open for winners and losers. If your child can count they can play. The monster spinner adds a touch of excitment and the game turns out different each time. The whole family has fun when we play this game.

Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne and Fred reunite to solve the most frightfully funny mystery of their careers. The scream team’s headed to a haunted bayou island to investigate the ghost of Moonscar the Pirate. But it turns out the swashbuckler’s spirit isn’t the only creepy character on the island.

DVD Features:
Featurette:“Zombie Island Featurette” (3:24)
Other:“Sneak Peeks” Trailers (5:00)

Customer Review: Please make it PG-13
This is definitely Scary. For young children this movie is way too scary and my kids don’t freak to easily.

I can see how others like it. But becareful how you intriduce it to your child.

Scooby Doo Get That Dog Make A Match Board Game Here’s an entertaining match-and-sort game for young kids that features the irrepressible Scooby-Doo. As with most matching games, the object here is to make pairs; players take turns trying to find a match from the 48 cards laid out in rows. The cards feature Scooby in all of his most comic poses, and also hide some interesting surprises. If a player gets a Monster card, a pair must be forfeited. A Wild card creates an instant pair. The lucky player who finds a Take Scooby card claims the prized plastic Scooby figurine until the next player wins it away. –Marianne Painter

Scooby-Doo Case File #2: The Scary Stone Dragon Scooby-Doo Case File #2: The Scary Stone Dragon is an all-new Case File for the young mystery fan in your household!
Customer Review: Not the best Scooby Game
After playing some other Scooby games my daughter (8) and I decided to pick up this one. Unfortunately it was not as good as the previous one we played (Some Egypt location game). This one was more annoying than anything else. She finished it really quickly and basically put it away for good shortly after. The previous game has a high replay value - not so with this one. It might be fun for younger ones though…
Customer Review: Great game for young kids and mentally handicapped adults!
I teach mentally handicapped adults with the average mental intelligence of kindergarteners and first graders. Although ultimately, this game was too hard for my students to play on a regular basis, parts of it were definitely suitable for my students in being both challenging and fun to play. I would definitely recommend this game for first graders and older and that in the beginning, it would help to play this game with your kids until you feel they are comfortable enough to play this game by themselves. All in all, a great game for Scooby Doo lovers!

Scooby-Doo Mystery Mayhem Scooby and the Gang are back in an all-new adventure! Join your favorite slackers as they try and solve a mystery of super natural proportions. The gang starts out on a routine case in the search of ghosts. During their search, a scheming business tycoon, who will stop at nothing to grow his empire, use The Tome of Doom to unlock some of the creepi
Customer Review: Only for Die Hard Scooby Fans - a Mom’s Review
Okay, put in the disc; watch the re-vamped 3-D classic Scooby intro while your kids dance around. Now turn your x-box back off — nothing good will come of actually *playing* this game.

Scooby Doo Mystery Mayhem Scooby and the gang are back in an all-new adventure! While on a routine case at a haunted library, the gang discover an ancient book called “The Tome of Doom”. Unfortunately, some of the pages are missing! During their search, a scheming business tycoon, who will stop at nothing to grow his empire, uses the pages from the Tome to unlock some o
Customer Review: Too hard for young kids, but mom LOVED it!
I bought this for my 8 year old, and I feel it is way too hard for young kids. I am in my 30’s and once I started playing, I couldn’t put it down. I absolutely LOVED this game. My kids had fun watching me, but were a little sad that it was so hard. The levels can get confusing, and there are 5 episodes…so you can play for days. I did get frustrated at some levels, but if you walk away, and come back, you can either think your way thru it, or do it by accident. My thumb was sore after playing this. I recommend this game for anyone but young kids!!
Customer Review: Confusing….
I think it’s great. Don’t get me wrong. But I’ve had it more than a year, and I’m still stuck on level 3 because I don’t know what to do. The directions are too unclear. If you have trouble understanding directions, DO NOT BUY!

Scooby Doo Glowing Bug Man A mysterious glowing bug man–zoinks!–has been spotted at the Museum of Natural History. Join Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne, and Fred as they hunt for clues and solve a mystery. Zero in on suspects in six different areas of the museum, all in puzzling disarray. Along the way help the Mystery, Inc., gang fix the exhibits. Collect enough clues and use the museum’s personnel files to get to the bottom of this buggy mystery.

In the case of The Glowing Bug Man, kids join Scooby and the gang in collecting clues and solving puzzles that will crack this pesky case. The game’s eight sleuthing activities and three difficulty levels move the mystery from spooky to spookier to spooktacular. Kids build critical-thinking, problem-solving, deductive reasoning, and logic skills, while the software provides help whenever a child needs it. Plus, printable and music activities let kids extend the fun beyond the computer for an extra Scooby snack.
Customer Review: Not the best Scooby Game
After playing some other Scooby games my daughter (8) and I decided to pick up this one. Unfortunately it was not as good as the previous one we played (Some Egypt location game). This one was more annoying than anything else. She finished it really quickly and basically put it away for good shortly after. The previous game has a high replay value - not so with this one. It might be fun for younger ones though…
Customer Review: Great game for young kids and mentally handicapped adults!
I teach mentally handicapped adults with the average mental intelligence of kindergarteners and first graders. Although ultimately, this game was too hard for my students to play on a regular basis, parts of it were definitely suitable for my students in being both challenging and fun to play. I would definitely recommend this game for first graders and older and that in the beginning, it would help to play this game with your kids until you feel they are comfortable enough to play this game by themselves. All in all, a great game for Scooby Doo lovers!