Houston, TX
I'd buy it - just so long as that little 'Scrappy' dog isn't included. Love the original - but hated it when they added a talking dog. The only cartoon I liked better as a kid was Johnny Quest. ...so very un-PC in today's world.
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Quoted from SunKing:I'd buy it - just so long as that little 'Scrappy' dog isn't included. Love the original - but hated it when they added a talking dog. The only cartoon I liked better as a kid was Johnny Quest. ...so very un-PC in today's world.
+1, Johnny Quest was the best ! But Scooby has more of a following and still active to this day with Warner and Cartoon Network.
Quoted from mnpinball:+1, Johnny Quest was the best ! But Scooby has more of a following and still active to this day with Warner and Cartoon Network.
Man you are old 
Quoted from MMuller:Man you are old [
watch out! I used to watch Johnny Quest-great cartoon!!!
Quoted from MMuller:mnpinball said:+1, Johnny Quest was the best ! But Scooby has more of a following and still active to this day with Warner and Cartoon Network.
Man you are old
If you watched the Thunderbirds as a kid then you are real old !
Quoted from RawleyD:It's a good idea.. but there's no poll option for "No thanks".
Same here, your post asks a yes or no question but you only post yes options, not for me. The show bored me because it was the same thing over and over. I think a Road Runner/Coyote would be better if you are thinking toons. I am 40 and saw Scooby but never liked it.
Addlestone
I made a few Scooby-Doo games a few years ago, and you can definitely go deep with only a few rules that fit in well with the property - switches, levers, trapdoors, mine carts, finding clues and a handful of ghosties with a big reveal. Would be great in a pin to have a few different reveals to make it a new experience each time you hit the jackpot.
I think Thumbcandy is spot on, fill the game with lots of trapdoors, levers, moving bookcases, ramps, and such and maybe make the modes solving some of their most popular original mysteries like: Miner Forty-Niner, Black Knight, Captain Cutler, Phantom, Redbeard's Ghost, etc. Each mystery would require moving through a different sequence of trap doors, bookcases, switches, levers, and ramps, so the game play could be at least somewhat intuitive, unlike some recent pin modes (hit the flashing Transformer lane 11 times). The music and video would be a no brainer, straight from the cartoons.
Quoted from absocountry2:The show bored me because it was the same thing over and over. I think a Road Runner/Coyote would be better if you are thinking toons.
Scooby Doo is not for everybody, but same thing over and over? When did the coyote ever catch the road runner?
At least there was a little mystery in Scooby Doo.
Quoted from SunKing:I'd buy it - just so long as that little 'Scrappy' dog isn't included. Love the original - but hated it when they added a talking dog. The only cartoon I liked better as a kid was Johnny Quest. ...so very un-PC in today's world.
+1 No 'Scrappy'....Probably wouldn't buy one new, would look for a HUO soon after that someone was moving...
3 years later
No doubt. My 4 year old ordered every season on demand without my wife or my approval. Love the show though and I'd have to buy it.
Quoted from mnpinball:Bumping this one, because it needs to be made.
Adjust those 3 year old prices. $5800 LE's left the building with the Rollng Stones.
Quoted from shlockdoc:Adjust those 3 year old prices. $5800 LE's left the building with the Rollng Stones.
Can't change the poll, but yeah crazy how things have gone in 3 years 
Gilligan's Island
There are many different Scooby Doo shows to theme it from. Personally, I would prefer their original mysteries version of the game. Just please keep Scrappy Doo out of it, even as a bash toy.
Quoted from tomdotcom:Great plan, perfect theme....add some hot Velma?? haha
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Bump for hot Velma....oh, that could taken the wrong way
Maple Ridge, BC
4 weeks later
Quoted from ultimategameroom:Where do I send my deposit check?
Not sure but it seems the license has been secured
Quoted from mnpinball:Not sure but it seems the license has been secured
I'd take a Scooby snack please
Quoted from PinJump:I'd be a buyer Spooky?
I could probably make a Stern Pro price work with a lot of effort. Spooky is a touch out of my realistic budget right now, but, for this theme, I'd figure something out.
I'd really not want spooky to do this title unless they were doing a run of at least 1000 or more. I really like spooky but a title like this should not be a limited run. If made from the original shows I'd love to see a widebody JJP game if they get their stuff together. Stern with an lcd would be nice also.
It's astonishing to me that this hasn't already been a pin. The source material is literally freaking perfect for a pin. Not to mention, it's perfect for adults with the nostalgia factor, and for kids because it's Scooby Doo.
2 weeks later
This would truly be probably the best idea every for a pinball machine. I would definitely buy one if the price was under $6,000. What is so great about Scooby Doo is the popularity lasts forever too. Been around since the 60's and always popular.
1 month later
Quoted from tmntrule999:Has everyone seen this video?? Scooby Doo pinball. Was this just limited produced? Custom done??
» YouTube video
cool
Quoted from iceman44:Very cool, especially with JT and Yeti with the real thing coming.
You are spreading that rumor lol
Ok cool but prices on that survey will need to be ajust. 4 years ago prices are unfortunatly not the same anymore
3 months later
Quoted from shovelhed:Bump to keep hope alive.
I second this motion
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