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Scooby-Doo: Classic Creep Capers (N64)

Rating: 60% (from 1 reviews)
Our Price: £35.88
Release Date: March 30, 2001
Platforms: Nintendo 64
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Description: Scooby Doo: Classic Creep Capers is a single-player game in which the goal is to solve three mysteries (two of them based on classic episodes and the other is all new). You play the game as Shaggy while Scooby-Doo tags along, nipping at your heels as you move around the game's various levels. The graphics are completely cartoon-style and the game is played from an overhead perspective.

Nobody actually dies in this game, which is good. So, instead of the life meter common to most adventure games, Classic Creep Capers has a courage meter, which lets you know how much more fright Shag and Scooby can stand without bolting out of the level and having to start anew. Each time something scares them--which happens pretty frequently--they lose some of their courage, and the game pauses to feature a "shake" animation.

The gameplay is very straightforward--sometimes inanely so. What you're asked to do is move Shaggy through each level, picking up clues and various other items that can be used to trap the villainous level bosses. You can't proceed from one level to the next until you've picked up everything.

While unravelling these mysteries, players use the A-button for practically everything. The player presses it to search for things, pick up items, and to talk to people. The only other button used is the R-button, which opens up the game's menu screen. It's just a matter of tapping the A-button to activate a particular item and use it or give it to the gang to help solve the mystery. It's all very simple, which turns out to be one of the game's strengths.

Though the idea of unmasking fake ghosts will no doubt appeal to the Saturday morning nostalgia of older gamers, this game is aimed squarely at the younger set in both its content and gameplay. --Todd Mowatt

3/5 Classic Cartoon turns Video game (May 20, 2001)
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