Amiga 500 Longplay [197] Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo

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Played by: IRONCLAW
The plot from the manual:
"Our heroic trio, Scooby Doo, Scrappy Doo and Shaggy, are enjoying a well earned break aboard the pleasure cruiser "Blue Bell", away from the haunted houses, ghosts, villains, and mysteries...
OR SO THEY THINK!
As Scooby lies dreaming of munching his way through a second box of Scooby Snacks, a menacing black shadow looms above. In a flash, the evil Baron Von Drak whisks the trembling Scooby and Shaggy from their sun loungers, carrying them far across the ocean to his lair, the "Isle of Sorrows".
And so another adventure begins. Scrappy Doo, our hero, remains stranded on the "Blue Bell" and must save the day. A mammoth task lies before him and he needs all your help to free uncle Scooby and Shaggy from the clutches of the evil Baron."
Not too hard, or easy... just right. Plenty of lives as you get an extra one every time you've collected 15 Scooby Snacks. The game has continues as well.
Can be played with music or just sound effects. I alternate between (first level music, next sfx...). M for music, F for sfx.
Each level has a secret bonus area. I only showed those I stumbled upon as I didn't care to look for them. There's secret bonuses scattered all over the levels and you punch to find them. Here's a nice one: 15:44. As always, I don't care about the score, thus don't pick up all the items or look for the bonus areas (they are nothing special anyway).
09:20 - Didn't need to go here, but did just to show the door. Makes me think it's used or something as it kinda looks... suspicious.
12:25 - "SMEG HEAD" - I only know this from Red Dwarf (awesome sci-fi show... seen all seasons/episodes/movies/interviews/bloopers/behind the scenes). So guess the developers were fans :), unless Red Dwarf didn't come up with it. Apparently "smeg" is "sperm" :). Love when they were asked what it meant once during one of their stage appearances when they were taking questions from the audience, and just left without answering it :P... think they crawled on the floor to the nearest exit or whatever it was :)
12:55 - Can clip through the wall here, but can't jump further out than like 3-4 tiles, then you just fall until you hit ground somewhere below where you can get back in and climb up again.
16:21 - Waited a bit at the start of this level before turning on the music so we can hear the lightning.
The game has a secret code which you can enter on the title screen to play Stig the rat. This character was the original one for this game. The info I was given on HoL (Hall of Light) is not correct. It says just to type it on the title screen, but I learned from Lemon Amiga that it's "stig the rat 2". Lemon Amiga said to either type with or without the 2. In my case it only worked with 2. But, at first the code didn't work. Turns out you have to start a game first, then return to the title screen (pressing ESC is fastest) for it to work. Maybe it works with some Amiga version without using "2" and starting a game first. I played with the WHDLoad version.
I show the code activation, a little bit of gameplay with Stig, how you can get stuck when you run out of power, and the game over part - in a small extras video here: • Scooby-Doo and Scrappy...
Shouldn't have recorded the credits part in the beginning, only the picture (2nd picture) before the credits appeared, as they show the same credits in the end anyway.
00:49 - Level 1
05:28 - Level 2
08:38 - Level 3
10:29 - Level 4
16:16 - Level 5
19:43 - Level 6
21:32 - Level 7
24:17 - Level 8
28:00 - The boss -
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[@fighterxaos1]

Not at all what I’d expected for a soundtrack for a Scooby Doo game but I love it.

[@edwardgaines6561]

It is pretty good, you'd think it'd sound corny for Hanna-Barbera.

[@pferreira1983]

The true power of Amiga!

[@masterdrewt6698]

The sound track sounds fantastic!

[@Hektols]

Back when Scrappy was not hated.

[@jeremyriley1238]

Amen to that. In fact, if not for Scrappy, Scooby-Doo would not be milked to death today with DTV movies and new cartoons as well as a new movie coming out in the summer.

[@kieranstark7213]

It’s sad that people liked that Scrappy Doo was on the list of TheTopTens (which, TBF, could have massive improvement by having no henry_danger_is_great nor other cyberbullies of the site) “Top 10 Things That Should Stop Getting Hate” along with Sonic ‘06, Princess Peach, Jar-Jar Binks, McDonalds, Minecraft, Donald Trump, Serena (Pokemon anime), The Loud House and etc. Power to you if you are okay with them, but for them to be considered “flawless” would be objectively wrong.

[@Hektols]

@@kieranstark7213 Scrappy saved the series but was overused and the makers made him displace the other characters, leading the fans to despise him.

[@pferreira1983]

@@Hektols I never hated Scrappy but yeah he was overused.

[@davionblackburn9318]

You can't say "scrappy" without crappy! 😂

[@kieranstark7213]

😂😂😂 Tru dat!!!

[@pferreira1983]

Let me at him! Let me at him!

[@plume...]

I don't think I've heard more ill fitting music to a game in my life. Sounds more like Perfect Dark than Scrappy Doo!!

[@burtblando8806]

The music would fit better in Shadowrun than in this.

[@pferreira1983]

It's great music.

[@kaczan3]

Scrappy was such a mad lad.

[@DigiPen92]

Dang, a Scooby Doo game have Scrappy Doo as the main character is kinda random to see it existed. Too bad that Scrappy Doo getting hated terribly, he should deserved another chance.

[@bhirawamaylana466]

I want agree with you but Scrappy is the most annoying character in Scooby Doo, always get trouble and don't think twice which only give trouble for his uncle, don't get me wrong I also like Scrappy but at same time I find his behaviour so annoying, that why I have mixed feeling when I found out Scrappy is the villain in Scooby Doo 2002 live action movie.

[@jeremyriley1238]

I agree with you. The Scrappy hate has gone too far, and Warner Bros. needs to either wise up and stop catering to the Scrappy haters or fire the executive heads who side with them and replace them with someone who will give Scrappy another chance.

[@kieranstark7213]

Jeremy Riley People would rather give Scrappy-Doo a chance if he were a different character like how he was in the early 90s game with Scooby and Scrappy as the titular characters.

[@pferreira1983]

@@bhirawamaylana466 Scrappy had the balls though.

[@AmbersKnight]

Of all the Hanna Barbera license games they got a hold of, I think this is my fave. Good music and actually a decent platformer.

[@williamwright9079]

Loved the game as a kid... Love the music today!

[@barry-allenthe-flash8396]

Gonna admit; I did not expect this quality of... well, _anything_ when I saw there was a Scrappy Doo game on the Amiga. But both the sound and visuals are really good. Definite one of the nicest looking Hanna Barbera sidescrollers from that time, and they actually had quite a few thanks to some solid Jetsons and Flintstones games. This still looks like a standout though

[@Seven71987]

Besides look at this parlilax scrolling!

[@noobdave]

My copy of this game used to crash on the level with the hover board thing so happy to finally see the last part of the game

[@amyvitality66]

TADA TADAAAAAAAA! PUPPEH POWAAAAH!!!

[@shadikhachikian695]

The game is interesting and fun. 👌😄 Thanks. 🌿🌷

[@vusalaa1068]

❤

[@harrydbastard]

That music is kick ass

[@shemarlosscott5345]

Awesome

[@pferreira1983]

Now that's true puppy power.

[@eduardobarros3986]

Why is it that levels alternate between having either kickass soundtrack or no music at all?

[@burtblando8806]

It's a limitation of the Amiga's sound hardware. A lot of Amiga games had sound effects or music but not both at the same time.

[@Alianger]

To make you forget that there's only one in-game track

[@iamironclaw]

I mentioned why in my video description: "Can be played with music or just sound effects. I alternate between (first level music, next sfx...). M for music, F for sfx."

[@tritonecrisantemo649]

I remember this game as being pretty hard. But that music.

[@Deader87]

9:51 proves that 90s-videogames have the coolest-looking volcano-levels ever!

[@Seven71987]

All thanks to Scrappy!

[@edwardgaines6561]

*PUPPY POWER!* 🔋 🐕

[@Seven71987]

That Game has amazing parllax scrolling!

[@AHorseThatIsARadish]

Scrap!

[@jamiehav0k62]

pretty average game but that music is epic best thing about it.

[@MexboroughBuildings]

Some inventive uses of colour cycling in this game, especially the cogs and screws.

[@RealParanormalVideos]

all this info...no info on the year this came out

[@vusalaa1068]

Super giril ❤😍

[@KadoImages]

Forget some items and music but this game is very nice.

[@celinesenden4142]

50 anniversray of scooby doo

[@OdaVenom]

Gee... the mystery is solved. It was rats and busted ballsacks who did it.

[@yeremee]

Scrappy Doo? I haven't heard that one in quite awhile...

[@pferreira1983]

DA DA TADAAAAA

[@Seven71987]

Since 1987.

[@HiAdrian]

Childhood memories! Reupload with better quality, innit?

[@CrazyGmod21]

Interesting how out of all Scooby show to base an Amiga game off of, they picked The Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo Show. Not that I'm complaining, I'm just saying it's just a weird choice. Even weirder that it came out in 1991 considering that by the time this game released, A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (a show that doesn't even include Scrappy) would've either been airing it's last couple episodes or would've already finished it's original run so why'd they made a game based off an older show featuring a character not in the currently running show is beyond me.

[@redbutterflyprincessgeanne4620]

You could beat all bad guys for using Scrappy.

[@brandonreina4886]

™ & ©1994 Hanna-Barbera.

[@Seven71987]

1991 silly

[@h0wrUmick]

What’s that blue thingy with the S on the centre?

[@adrianmania173]

ScoodyDoo Myhkkknm Este O

[@gavinelrod6307]

Can this game get a remastered

[@Nexus9997]

musique de keygen de warez

[@adamhenry6793]

Scrap!